The financial system cannot afford another massive hit after the PSB saga, NBFC/HFC problems and urban cooperative bank fiasco
The company also said that it understands that telecom regulator Trai is likely to initiate a consultation for bringing rationality in pricing in the Indian mobile sector
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While the sector awaits a lifeline, a sharp reduction in capital and opex has aided cash flows
Govt should prevent a near-monopolistic situation
The company had reported Rs 338 crore in losses for the June quarter (Q1), and a profit of Rs 1,295 crore in Q2 last year
Traffic symmetry indicates that a telecom operator will not have any outstanding balance of interconnect usage charges (IUC) against other networks
On the telecom sector, the minister said the Centre wanted all companies to flourish and be able to grow their businesses in India
Sitharaman said "it is the intention" to address concerns of all those who have approached the government with serious concerns post the court's decision
Vodafone Idea yesterday reported a massive net loss of Rs 50,922 crore for the July-September quarter, the highest-ever quarterly loss by an Indian company
The CEO said that Vodafone Idea had not accelerated payments to any banks.
The consolidated revenue of Bharti Airtel was up by 4.7 per cent at Rs 21,199 crore in the just-concluded quarter
The govt must take a call at the highest level at the earliest, treating Vodafone's exit call with all the seriousness that it deserves
Read said Vodafone was not committing any more equity to India and the country effectively contributed zero value to the company's share price
Penalising banks for past actions is not the best way to make the financial markets work better
By some estimates, setting up 5G networks would require $70 billion worth of investments in India.
A DoT official privy to the development said instructions have gone to the licencing wing to carefully examine the implication of the apex court's recent ruling for all such companies
Trai had proposed to move from the current IUC regime to the BAK (bill and keep) regime where no operator will charge for mobile call transmission, from January 1, 2020
Senior leadership of Airtel said the company is hopeful that the government will take a "balanced approach" on the AGR
The distress at India's No. 2 phone operator deepened last week after the nation's top court ordered it to pay about $4 billion in past dues, dealing a fresh blow to the struggling business