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Airtel,沃达丰股价大幅下跌后点处罚的消息乐动扑克
在早上贸易,沃达丰的想法是交易在Rs11.52低3.2%,盘中低点Rs11.40,虽然在Rs677.40 Airtel股票下降了1.6%,触及低点Rs674.55,疯牛病。
的股票Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法在周五早盘交易急剧下降的消息乐动扑克电信部(点)已经发布了通知他们支付3050卢比在三周内累计处罚无视许可证条件通过否认依赖Jio Infocomm充足点互连(PoIs) 2016年,影响服务的质量。
在早上贸易,沃达丰的想法是交易在Rs11.52低3.2%,盘中低点Rs11.40,虽然在Rs677.40 Airtel股票下降了1.6%,触及低点Rs674.55,疯牛病。
“点了公司三个星期支付罚金,”一位知情人士告诉ET。Airtel支付Rs1,050卢比和沃达丰的想法必须支付Rs2,000卢比。
概念手机被罚款Rs950卢比的藐视规则在19个圆圈。PoIs所需语音通话通过从一个网络向另一个,在这种情况下,从依赖Jio的网络Bharti的,想法和沃达丰。
在2018年8月,沃达丰(Vodafone)和想法合并。点2019年6月接受了监管机构的建议,但没有通知到现在。
“我们深感失望与任意的和不公平的需求基于2016年火车建议有关规定互连点到一个新的操作符,”一位Airtel的发言人在一份声明中说。“这些指控是轻浮和动机。Bharti Airtel以维持高标准的合规和一直跟着土地的法律。我们将挑战需求和追求的法律选择我们。”
沃达丰想法并未对此事作出回应。
此前政府9月中旬宣布广泛改革向负债累累的电信业提供救济和保护三家私人玩家市场。宣布暂停支付政府的四年会费调整总收入(AGR)和光谱等支付,以及其他主要的放松方式。
苦后的公共争论格兰特PoIs Jio和当权者之间沃达丰、理念和Airtel导致商业发射的穆克什Ambani-owned电信,火车已经在2016年10月裁定Airtel的行为,沃达丰(Vodafone)和想法似乎是为了“扼杀竞争”和“反消费”和“反对公共利益。“它曾表示,三大电信公司应该吊销营业执照——权威可能采取严厉的行动——但是,记住消费者不便,它建议的最高罚金卢比卢比的每个循环。
电信部门要求沃达丰的想法,Airtel支付3050卢比在3周的处罚
无视许可证条件的罚款是否认Jio \充足点互连(PoIs) 2016年,影响服务的质量。这是后不久,政府推出了一系列措施来帮助负债累累的部门。
当时,附近的旅馆,沃达丰和想法已经拒绝了火车的发现,说他们没有违反任何规则。沃达丰(Vodafone)搬到了最高法院对火车的建议。这种情况下还在继续。
据等在2019年8月1日,处罚甚至分裂了数字通信委员会(DCC)——点的最高决策机构。但DCC然后大多数判决和支持火车的建议。
两个7名成员反对征税的一个相反认为点球应该征收Jio。另一个成员曾暗示打击Airtel和沃达丰的想法应该软化,让他们传播在15到20年,同时允许暂停付款。
DCC的电信部长主席而其他成员包括电子与信息技术(MeitY)部部长,镍钛Aayog董事长秘书,财政部和点官员。
需求也通知之际,政府正在另一个救援方案本质上留下更多的资源在电信运营商手中,这样他们可以走出去。电信和IT部长Ashwini Vaishnaw曾在一次采访中ET表示,政府将尽一切努力加强电信业。
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<\/figure>Shares of Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> fell sharply in early trade on Friday on news that the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) has issued notices to them to pay Rs 3,050 crore in cumulative penalties within three weeks for flouting licence conditions by denying Reliance Jio Infocomm adequate points of interconnection (PoIs) in 2016, which affected the quality of services.
In morning trade, Vodafone Idea was trading 3.2% lower at Rs11.52, off an intraday low of Rs11.40, while the Airtel stock was 1.6% down at Rs677.40, having touched a low of Rs674.55, on the BSE.
\u201cThe DoT has given the companies three weeks to pay the penalties,\u201d a person familiar with the matter told ET. Airtel has to pay Rs1,050 crore and Vodafone Idea has to pay Rs2,000 crore.
<\/div><\/div>The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) had recommended fines of Rs1,050 crore each in 2016 on Vodafone India and Bharti Airtel for violating licence conditions over quality of service by not granting adequate PoIs to Jio in 21 circles each.
Idea Cellular was fined Rs950 crore for flouting rules in 19 circles. PoIs are required for voice calls to go through from one network to another \u2013 in this case, from Reliance Jio\u2019s network to those of Bharti, Idea and Vodafone.
Vodafone and Idea merged in August, 2018. The DoT accepted the regulator\u2019s recommendations in June 2019 but had not served the notices till now.
\u201cWe are deeply disappointed with the arbitrary and unfair demand based on Trai recommendations of 2016 relating to provisions of point of interconnect to a new operator,\u201d an Airtel spokesperson said in a statement. \u201cThese allegations were frivolous and motivated. Bharti Airtel takes pride in maintaining high standards of compliance and has always followed the law of the land. We will challenge the demand and pursue the legal options available to us.\u201d
Vodafone Idea did not respond to queries.
This follows the government\u2019s mid-September announcement of wide-ranging reforms to provide relief to the debt-laden telecom sector and preserve a three-private player market. It announced a moratorium of four years on payment of government dues such as adjusted gross revenue (AGR) and spectrum payments, among other major relaxations.
Idea Cellular was fined Rs950 crore for flouting rules in 19 circles. PoIs are required for voice calls to go through from one network to another \u2013 in this case, from Reliance Jio\u2019s network to those of Bharti, Idea and Vodafone.
Vodafone and Idea merged in August, 2018. The DoT accepted the regulator\u2019s recommendations in June 2019 but had not served the notices till now.
\u201cWe are deeply disappointed with the arbitrary and unfair demand based on Trai recommendations of 2016 relating to provisions of point of interconnect to a new operator,\u201d an Airtel spokesperson said in a statement. \u201cThese allegations were frivolous and motivated. Bharti Airtel takes pride in maintaining high standards of compliance and has always followed the law of the land. We will challenge the demand and pursue the legal options available to us.\u201d
Vodafone Idea did not respond to queries.
This follows the government\u2019s mid-September announcement of wide-ranging reforms to provide relief to the debt-laden telecom sector and preserve a three-private player market. It announced a moratorium of four years on payment of government dues such as adjusted gross revenue (AGR) and spectrum payments, among other major relaxations.
<\/div><\/div>The demand notices\u2013which adds to Vodafone Idea\u2019s statutory dues of over Rs1.6 lakh crore--were issued on the day telecom secretary Anshu Prakash demitted office. New telecom secretary K Rajaraman<\/a> assumes office today.
After a bitter public fight over grant of PoIs between Jio and incumbents Vodafone, Idea and Airtel in the lead up to the commercial launch of the Mukesh Ambani-owned telco, Trai had in October 2016 ruled that the actions of Airtel, Vodafone and Idea appeared to be aimed at \u201cstifling competition\u201d and were \u201canti-consumer\u201d and \u201cagainst public interest.\u201d It had said that the three telcos deserved to have their licences revoked \u2013 the severest action that the authority could take \u2013 but, keeping in mind consumer inconvenience, it suggested the highest financial penalties of Rs50 crore for each circle.
After a bitter public fight over grant of PoIs between Jio and incumbents Vodafone, Idea and Airtel in the lead up to the commercial launch of the Mukesh Ambani-owned telco, Trai had in October 2016 ruled that the actions of Airtel, Vodafone and Idea appeared to be aimed at \u201cstifling competition\u201d and were \u201canti-consumer\u201d and \u201cagainst public interest.\u201d It had said that the three telcos deserved to have their licences revoked \u2013 the severest action that the authority could take \u2013 but, keeping in mind consumer inconvenience, it suggested the highest financial penalties of Rs50 crore for each circle.