27 results for “VI”

Vodafone Idea gets a Duct-Tape-Fix by converting government debt to equity

The Indian government is converting ₹37,000 crores of Vodafone Idea’s (VI) debt into equity at ₹10 per share, despite the stock trading lower. This move, driven by regulatory constraints, offers only temporary relief as VI remains financially distressed with ₹165,000 crores in losses and a negative net worth. With massive upcoming payments and a struggling business model, VI’s survival is uncertain. A structured bankruptcy may be the best solution, ensuring market competition while avoiding prolonged financial struggles. Meanwhile, Airtel and Jio stand to gain from VI’s woes.

Will funds squeeze hurt Vi's 5G prospects?

With the 5G spectrum auctions round the corner, Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel look set to make strong bids. Can Vi mount a worthy challenge or will it end up as an also-ran?

What happens if Vodafone Idea goes bankrupt?

An unfavourable verdict of a two-decade-old legal battle between India’s mobile operators and the Government of India has put one of India’s oldest telecom operators in a fix. Yes, we are talking about the merged company – Vodafone Idea Ltd. The share prices of the Vodafone Plc and Kumar Mangalam Birla controlled entity have halved in value since the start of the year while that of its peer – Bharti Airtel Ltd. – has grown 15%. In the ongoing week, the share prices of Vodafone Idea have fallen over 28%. Even before the unfavourable outcome, the company was failing to keep up with its peers. In this post, we dwell upon what led to all this and what lies ahead for the telecom operator.

Why are Bharti Airtel shares underperforming?

India’s oldest telecom operator – Bharti Airtel Ltd.’s share price has struggling. We there are five reasons why the Airtel share price has been falling in an otherwise euphoric market.

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