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Bharti Airtel眼睛频谱,信实电信的设备

一位业内人士表示,这是不太可能的追求者会大举收购广播不再有任何频谱短缺的国家。

新德里消息:Bharti Airtel有兴趣购买选择光谱Reliance Communications(和一些设备信实电信)过程由银行出售资产的Anil Ambani-owned电信的一块一块的,恢复一些部分欠大约45000卢比。

“我们已经表达了我们的兴趣只在购买选择光谱和一些设备,”发言人Bharti Airtel,印度顶级电信等在电子邮件中说,当被问及对其感兴趣的资产被放在RCom块负债累累的电信的银行。销售过程可能因此看到Airtel竞争依赖Jio在850 MHz频段频谱- 4 g服务被认为是高效的收益去银行。RCom出售的资产,包括频谱、网络设备和纤维,所引发的利益部门的许多公司,包括塔提供者像印度一样,鼓吹和加拿大的布鲁克菲尔德塔。

一个行业内部人士表示,这是不太可能的追求者会大举收购电视不再有任何频谱短缺。

Bharti Airtel眼睛频谱,信实电信的设备

信实Jio鼓吹,印度河塔和布鲁克菲尔德并未对此事作出回应的截稿时间RCom股价下跌2.9%,至13.60结束一天架atRs周四疯牛病,盯住市值在3385 .01crore Rs。

据两人意识到发展,银行由几家当地和国际银行任命了印度国家银行帽——RCom顶尖银行的投行部门印度国家银行(SBI)——寻求利益的电信资产。他们补充说,提案请求(rfp)的资产包括光谱,网络设备和纤维资产已经发布。

“项目意向书(列入意向书)来自几乎每一个人。现在,他们已经三周提交非约束性报价——12月12 - 13日,然后基于数字(投标值),尽职调查将,”这个人说。

“资产不一定会卖给一个公司,”这个人说,表明销售将在一块做餐的方式取决于它生成的值。第二个来源说,瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)试图让投资者——实体RCom的其余部分将包括海底电缆业务,数据中心和企业业务的多数股权。

印度国家银行帽和瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)拒绝评论查询寻求确认。信实电信也没有新闻评论的时间。20多个银行借给RCom,印度国家银行与2375卢比的最大曝光其次是旁遮普国家银行(1350卢比)和IDBI银行(1230卢比)。电信也有10亿美元的贷款中国的银行

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NEW DELHI: Bharti Airtel<\/a> is interested in buying select spectrum<\/a> and some equipment of Reliance Communications (RCom<\/a>) under a process being run by its lenders to sell assets of the Anil Ambani-owned telco piece by piece and recover some portions of the roughly Rs 45,000 crore that it owes them.

\u201cWe have expressed our interest only in buying select spectrum and some equipment,\u201d a spokesperson for Bharti Airtel, India\u2019s top telco, said in an email to ET, when asked about its interest in RCom\u2019s assets being put on the block by the debt-ridden telco\u2019s lenders. The sale process could thus see Airtel vying with
Reliance Jio<\/a> for the spectrum in the 850 MHz band \u2014 considered highly efficient for 4G services \u2014 with the proceeds going to the lenders. The sale of RCom\u2019s assets, including spectrum, network equipment and fibre, has evoked interest of many of the companies in the sector, including from tower providers like Indus, Bharti Infratel<\/a> and Canada\u2019s Brookfield for towers.

An
industry<\/a> insider said that it was unlikely that the suitors would bid aggressively for the airwaves as there is no longer any spectrum shortage in the country.