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政府接收记录价值十万的1.45卢比的报价在第一天从Jio频谱拍卖,Airtel阿达尼
所有三个私人电信公司——Jio Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的主意——可能竞购大多为mid-band (3.3 -3.67 Ghz)和高频带(26 Ghz),他们创造了条件发射服务可以提供10倍的速度高于4 g,业内高管和政府官员说。
所有三个私人电信公司依赖Jio,Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法——据说收购和高波段波段设置阶段中期推出服务,可以提供比4 g移动互联网速度高出10倍,业内高管和政府官员说。新进入者阿达尼数据网络的多元化阿达尼集团,预计将在投标只有高乐队,也被称为毫米波(mmWave),用于其俘虏网络。
有投标两槽的700 MHz频带pan-India,根据电信部门的报告的第一天销售。Jio放在pre-auction最高存款,可能竞购5 MHz的插槽,一个行业高管表示。
“我们今天有四个轮,看到好各个投标者的参与。我们有了以前的收入记录(拍卖)在1.45十万的卢比(从今年的拍卖)到目前为止,“电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw周二告诉记者,在竞标。“我们预计拍卖完成在明天(星期三)。”
拍卖所得的纪录是在2015年当政府1.09十万的卢比从出售4 g无线电波。
Jio估计拍卖花费很可能超过70000卢比而Airtel的花可能在45000 - 50000卢比,行业专家说。沃达丰想法总光谱费用估计在17000 - 20000卢比,和阿达尼估计800卢比到1000卢比。
邮件发送给所有投标人仍悬而未决,直到将新闻的时间。
在今年的拍卖,政府提供了72 GHz的电波20年来10 5克乐队以储备价格价值十万的4.3卢比。提供低波段电波(600 MHz、700 MHz、800 MHz、900 MHz、1800 MHz、2100 MHz、2300 MHz、2500 MHz), mid-band或c波段(3.3 -3.67 GHz),和高乐队(26 GHz)。
电信部门网站上公布的数据显示,所有投标,包括一些小竞标乐队如900 MHz、1800 MHz、2100 MHz和2500 MHz,底部的价格。,主要是因为提供充足的光谱与事实有两个主要投标人在Airtel和Jio,手头拮据的沃达丰想法竞标有限5 g电波在其17个重点领域,专家说。
提供的600 MHz,第一次800 MHz和2300 MHz乐队没有吸引任何投标的第一天。
业内高管,跟踪招标模式,说c波段可能吸引了出价超过78500卢比,而高乐队会取得超过14000卢比700 MHz频带,超过39000卢比。等,1800 MHz乐队可能出价超过8000卢比,2100 MHz可能收到投标金额近2700卢比,900 MHz乐队,大约350卢比。
“我们会在8月15日完成频谱分配过程,这样行业可以准备发射5 g服务。之后,电信公司将安装设备和工作目标服务推出劳动力,”部长说。
他补充说,2022年底,印度消费者能够体验5 g在多个城市,如果他们的愿望。
“5 g的关税(服务)将决定行业,所以我们必须等等看,“Vaishnaw说。行业观察人士预期电信公司提供5 g服务最初10 - 15%的溢价,之前将它们与4 g服务随着时间采用扩大。
Bharti Airtel股票上涨0.83%报683.80 Rs疯牛病沃达丰下跌1.01%,收报8.83 Rs。信实工业(Reliance Industries)的母公司信实Jio Rs 2420 .50收平。
竞标印度第一天的前5 g频谱拍卖结束后4轮
Bharti Airtel股票上涨0.83%,至683.80 Rs疯牛病,沃达丰的想法失去了1.01%,收于8.83卢比。信实工业(Reliance Industries)的母公司信实Jio Rs 2420 .50收平。
“频谱拍卖的第一天是符合预期,特别是3300 MHz和26个GHz频段。它清楚地强调了梦寐以求的5 g频谱多的需求,”Prashant Singhal说,新兴市场是全球TMT的领袖。
他补充说,招标在700 MHz频带奇怪,考虑到频谱价格。但它反映了需要提供pan-India覆盖5 g,尤其是在农村地区。
“没有任何的过度需求。如果这一趋势继续下去,那么尽快招标预计将在活动达到了100%(从90%在一天结束1)。”
资深行业分析师说,招标模式显示所有三个电信公司有选择性高达1800 MHz的乐队在关键市场,沃达丰的想法是唯一投标人在安得拉邦2500 MHz。
他补充说,Airtel和沃达丰的想法也可以收购900 MHz频段在阿萨姆邦和J&K电波在拉贾斯坦邦和古吉拉特邦2100 MHz频段可能是沃达丰的目标的想法。
政府清除77814卢比从最后一个频谱出售2021年3月,销售37%的超过2300台的电视广播在七个乐队出售。在2016年10月的销售,其收藏在65789卢比的更少。
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<\/figure>New Delhi: The government has received record bids of Rs 1.45 lakh crore after four rounds on Day 1 of India\u2019s first-ever 5G spectrum auction<\/a>. The crucial, albeit pricey, 700 MHz band saw bidding for the first time, along with strong interest in the mid-band (3.3-3.67 GHz) and high-band (26 GHz) airwaves. All bids were at base price.All three private telcos \u2014 Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> \u2013 are said to have bid for mid- and high-band airwaves as they set the stage to launch services which can offer 10 times higher mobile internet speeds than 4G, industry executives and government officials said. New entrant Adani Data Networks, a unit of the diversified Adani Group, is expected to have put in bids only for the high band, also known as the millimetre wave (mmWave), for use in its captive networks.
There were bids for two slots of 700 MHz band pan-India, according to the telecom department\u2019s report for the first day of sale. Jio, which put in the highest pre-auction deposit, may have bid for both the slots of 5 MHz each, said an industry executive.
<\/div><\/div>Allocation by August 15: Vaishnaw<\/strong>
<\/figure>A minimum 10 MHz is needed for optimum 5G<\/a> services on the band, said the executive who is tracking the bidding trends. The band had gone unsold in the last two auctions, owing to what the telcos said was high base price. The rate was cut by 40% this time to Rs 3,927 crore for a unit.
\"We had four rounds today and have seen good participation from all bidders. We have crossed the previous revenue record (from auctions) at around Rs 1.45 lakh crore so far (from this year's auction),\" telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> told reporters Tuesday, at the end of bidding for the day. \"We expect the auctions to be completed by tomorrow (Wednesday.)\"
The previous record for auction proceeds was set in 2015 when the government raised Rs 1.09 lakh crore from the sale of 4G airwaves.
Jio's estimated auction spend is likely to exceed Rs 70,000 crore while Airtel\u2019s spend could be in the Rs 45,000-50,000 crore range, said an industry expert. Vodafone Idea\u2019s total spectrum outlay is estimated at around Rs 17,000-20,000 crore, and Adani\u2019s is estimated at Rs 800 crore-1,000 crore.
Mails sent to all the bidders remained unanswered till the time of going to press.
In this year\u2019s auction, the government has offered 72 GHz of airwaves for 20 years across 10 5G bands worth Rs 4.3 lakh crore at reserve prices. On offer are low-band airwaves (600 MHz, 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2300 MHz, 2500 MHz), mid-band or C-band (3.3-3.67 GHz), and high band (26 GHz).
<\/figure>A minimum 10 MHz is needed for optimum 5G<\/a> services on the band, said the executive who is tracking the bidding trends. The band had gone unsold in the last two auctions, owing to what the telcos said was high base price. The rate was cut by 40% this time to Rs 3,927 crore for a unit.\"We had four rounds today and have seen good participation from all bidders. We have crossed the previous revenue record (from auctions) at around Rs 1.45 lakh crore so far (from this year's auction),\" telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> told reporters Tuesday, at the end of bidding for the day. \"We expect the auctions to be completed by tomorrow (Wednesday.)\"
The previous record for auction proceeds was set in 2015 when the government raised Rs 1.09 lakh crore from the sale of 4G airwaves.
Jio's estimated auction spend is likely to exceed Rs 70,000 crore while Airtel\u2019s spend could be in the Rs 45,000-50,000 crore range, said an industry expert. Vodafone Idea\u2019s total spectrum outlay is estimated at around Rs 17,000-20,000 crore, and Adani\u2019s is estimated at Rs 800 crore-1,000 crore.
Mails sent to all the bidders remained unanswered till the time of going to press.
In this year\u2019s auction, the government has offered 72 GHz of airwaves for 20 years across 10 5G bands worth Rs 4.3 lakh crore at reserve prices. On offer are low-band airwaves (600 MHz, 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2300 MHz, 2500 MHz), mid-band or C-band (3.3-3.67 GHz), and high band (26 GHz).
<\/div><\/div>\"All the important bands \u2014 700 MHz, the C-band (3.3-3.6GHz), and the mmWave (26 GHz) \u2014 have seen interest (by bidders),\" Vaishnaw said. He added that the response shows that industry has recovered from its difficult times.
Data on the telecom department website showed that all bids, including some minor bidding for bands such as 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz and 2500 MHz, came in at the base price. That was mainly because of the ample spectrum on offer along with the fact that there were two major bidders in Airtel and Jio, with cash-strapped Vodafone Idea bidding for limited 5G airwaves in its 17 priority areas, say experts.
The 600 MHz, on offer for the first time, 800 MHz and 2300 MHz bands did not attract any bids on the first day.
An industry executive, tracking the bidding patterns, said that the C-band may have attracted bids worth over Rs 78,500 crore, while the high band would have netted over Rs 14,000 crore and the 700 MHz band, over Rs 39,000 crore. Among others, the 1800 MHz band may have got bids worth over Rs 8,000 crore, 2100 MHz may have received bids worth nearly Rs 2,700 crore and the 900 MHz band, around Rs 350 crore.
\"We shall complete the spectrum allocation process by August 15 so that the industry can be ready to launch 5G services. After that, telcos will work on installing the devices and target service launch by September-October,\" the minister said.
He added that by the end of 2022, Indian consumers will be able to experience 5G in multiple cities, if they so wish.
\"The tariff for 5G (services) will be decided by the industry, so we shall have to wait and watch,\" Vaishnaw said. Industry watchers expect telcos to offer 5G services at a premium of 10-15% initially, before bringing them on par with 4G services over time as adoption widens.
The Bharti Airtel stock rose 0.83% to end at Rs 683.80 on the BSE while Vodafone Idea lost 1.01% to close at Rs 8.83. Reliance Industries, the parent of Reliance Jio, closed flat at Rs 2,420.50.
Data on the telecom department website showed that all bids, including some minor bidding for bands such as 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz and 2500 MHz, came in at the base price. That was mainly because of the ample spectrum on offer along with the fact that there were two major bidders in Airtel and Jio, with cash-strapped Vodafone Idea bidding for limited 5G airwaves in its 17 priority areas, say experts.
The 600 MHz, on offer for the first time, 800 MHz and 2300 MHz bands did not attract any bids on the first day.
An industry executive, tracking the bidding patterns, said that the C-band may have attracted bids worth over Rs 78,500 crore, while the high band would have netted over Rs 14,000 crore and the 700 MHz band, over Rs 39,000 crore. Among others, the 1800 MHz band may have got bids worth over Rs 8,000 crore, 2100 MHz may have received bids worth nearly Rs 2,700 crore and the 900 MHz band, around Rs 350 crore.
\"We shall complete the spectrum allocation process by August 15 so that the industry can be ready to launch 5G services. After that, telcos will work on installing the devices and target service launch by September-October,\" the minister said.
He added that by the end of 2022, Indian consumers will be able to experience 5G in multiple cities, if they so wish.
\"The tariff for 5G (services) will be decided by the industry, so we shall have to wait and watch,\" Vaishnaw said. Industry watchers expect telcos to offer 5G services at a premium of 10-15% initially, before bringing them on par with 4G services over time as adoption widens.
The Bharti Airtel stock rose 0.83% to end at Rs 683.80 on the BSE while Vodafone Idea lost 1.01% to close at Rs 8.83. Reliance Industries, the parent of Reliance Jio, closed flat at Rs 2,420.50.
