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Telcos' Debt Liability To Remain Post Interest Dues Conversion Into Equity: Minister
The debt liabilities will continue to remain with telecom companies which have proposed to convert their interest dues into government equity stake
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Vodafone Idea Sees Subscriber Base Drop to 29.1 Crores, Posts Biggest Ever Loss by an Indian Firm
Vodafone Idea, the country's third largest telecom operator, on Wednesday reported a staggering Rs. 73,878 crores of net loss in fiscal ended March 2020 - the highest ever by any Indian firm - after it provisioned for Supreme Court mandated statutory dues.
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Bharti Airtel Pays Additional Rs 8,004 Crore In Statutory Dues
The company said it calculated the liabilities on self-assessment basis till December 31, 2019 and the payment includes interest up to February 29, 2020.
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Vodafone Idea In An Extremely Precarious Condition: Citi
The de-leveraging depends on relief on the company's AGR liability, either in terms of quantum or in payment terms, further relief measures from the government which could reduce levies and improve the balance sheet and cash flows, and better-than-expected execution on synergy extraction and better-than-expected pace of 4G subscriber additions.
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Telecom AGR Dues Crisis: RBI Closely Monitoring Developments
Some telecom firms are already struggling with mounting losses and debt and the additional liability has raised concerns of them defaulting on existing loans.
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Care Downgrades Rating On Vodafone Idea's Long-Term Bank Facilities
Care has downgraded long-term bank facilities totalling Rs 49,466 crore and NCDs worth Rs 7,500 crore from A-minus to BBB-minus under credit watch with negative implications. "The downgrade is on account of substantial impact on the financial risk profile on account of the potential payout against the AGR related disputed liability and continued we...
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Vodafone Idea, Airtel Suffer Losses Totalling Rs. 74,000 Crores on AGR Dues
Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel on Thursday reported a whopping combined loss of nearly Rs. 74,000 crores in the September quarter.
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Telcos' Debt Liability To Remain Post Interest Dues Conversion Into Equity: Minister
The debt liabilities will continue to remain with telecom companies which have proposed to convert their interest dues into government equity stake
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Vodafone Idea Sees Subscriber Base Drop to 29.1 Crores, Posts Biggest Ever Loss by an Indian Firm
Vodafone Idea, the country's third largest telecom operator, on Wednesday reported a staggering Rs. 73,878 crores of net loss in fiscal ended March 2020 - the highest ever by any Indian firm - after it provisioned for Supreme Court mandated statutory dues.
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Bharti Airtel Pays Additional Rs 8,004 Crore In Statutory Dues
The company said it calculated the liabilities on self-assessment basis till December 31, 2019 and the payment includes interest up to February 29, 2020.
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Vodafone Idea In An Extremely Precarious Condition: Citi
The de-leveraging depends on relief on the company's AGR liability, either in terms of quantum or in payment terms, further relief measures from the government which could reduce levies and improve the balance sheet and cash flows, and better-than-expected execution on synergy extraction and better-than-expected pace of 4G subscriber additions.
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Telecom AGR Dues Crisis: RBI Closely Monitoring Developments
Some telecom firms are already struggling with mounting losses and debt and the additional liability has raised concerns of them defaulting on existing loans.
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Care Downgrades Rating On Vodafone Idea's Long-Term Bank Facilities
Care has downgraded long-term bank facilities totalling Rs 49,466 crore and NCDs worth Rs 7,500 crore from A-minus to BBB-minus under credit watch with negative implications. "The downgrade is on account of substantial impact on the financial risk profile on account of the potential payout against the AGR related disputed liability and continued we...
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Vodafone Idea, Airtel Suffer Losses Totalling Rs. 74,000 Crores on AGR Dues
Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel on Thursday reported a whopping combined loss of nearly Rs. 74,000 crores in the September quarter.
