20 results for “INFRATEL”

What Is Bharti Airtel Upto?

India’s oldest private telecom operator – Bharti Airtel Ltd. – yesterday decided to buy back the shares in its DTH business which was once sold to a private equity investor. In an announcement to the exchanges, the company said: A full control and ownership over Bharti Telemedia (DTH) allows Airtel to offer differentiated and converged solutions to customers so as to promote “One Home” strategy. Being invested in this company for close to about 18 months, we are not only surprised by the timing of this acquisition, but it also raises a lot more questions.

One-Offs Boosts Indus Towers’ Profits

Indus Towers Ltd. – India’s largest tower company – reported a 20% jump in its net profit largely on the back of one-offs related to the merger. The merger between Bharti Infratel Ltd. and Indus Towers Ltd. – to create the world’s largest tower company outside China – completed last quarter. And hence, the Q3 earning is the first quarterly earnings of the merged entity. In Q3, not only the topline was boosted to the tune of ₹ 400 crore on the back of exit charges, but its other expenses were also lower by four-fifth owing to some merger-related and prior-period adjustments.

Bharti Infratel-Indus Merger Completes With No Major Benefits

After five extensions and over two years after the deal was first announced, the merger between Bharti Infratel Ltd. and Indus Towers Ltd. – to create the world’s largest tower company outside China.

Bharti Airtel: Phoenix Rising From The Ashes

Can Vodafone Idea Survive Even With A Favourable AGR Case Outcome

The verdict of a 15-year-old legal battle between India’s mobile operators and the Government of India, has raised serious concerns around the survival of Vodafone Idea Ltd. Even with the best possible/most favourable payment term – which now looks quite possible – the Vodafone Plc and Kumar Mangalam Birla controlled entity will have to revisit its survival plan. Can Vodafone-Idea survive or will Indian telecom become a duopoly?

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A Kinda Sorta Default: The Reliance Communications Saga

Bond Baba: How To Tender Your MPhasis Shares, and a 34% Return on Buybacks in One Year

TCS announces buyback of Shares. Is it worth the Arb for Small Retail Investors?

Portfolios (Unlocked) : Capitalmind Performance in 2016 - A Good Year For The Five Portfolios

eClerx Services Buy Back: 25% Higher But Not Worth The Arbitrage

Infratel Buyback: 100% Acceptance for Retail Means a 9.7% Return in Two Months

Why Is Coal India Buying Back Only 1.7% Of Its Shares?

Infratel: The Buyback Offer Yields Retail Shareholders A Neat 8.7% In Two Months

Sun Pharma Announces Buyback of Equity Shares - 7.5 million shares at Rs. 900 a piece

The Infratel Buyback Offer Has A Near Certain 10% Return But You Have To Own It Today

Early Results: 12 of 50 Nifty Companies Show 18.6% Increase in Net Profit for Q4 2016, Annual Growth at 14.3%

March 2016 Results – Axis Bank, Bharti Infratel, Mahindra Lifespace Developers, Maruti Suzuki India

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