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政府对电信业救援方案做准备
政府不太可能对贝拉的报价交给ABG股份沃达丰的想法。
新德里:政府的救援方案做准备电信部门,但没有计划的回应Aditya Birla集团主席Kumar Mangalam贝拉的提供移交集团的股份沃达丰的想法任何公共部门或国内金融实体,高级官员说。
一位政府官员,他不愿被引用,贝拉说,这是奇怪的信是沉默的股权沃达丰集团最大的投资者,沃达丰的想法。“看来提议建立一个政府实体成为小股东沃达丰仍是多数合作伙伴并运行公司,”该官员表示。
他补充说,没有沟通从沃达丰集团提议到目前为止,政府还没有寻求任何澄清。“我们已经宣布了一项为BSNL Rs70,000-crore包。政府的忙不过来,”该官员补充道。
Aditya Birla集团和英国沃达丰集团——两个父母垂直注入逻辑分别持有27.66%和44.39%,在资金短缺的电信公司。
电子邮件查询Aditya Birla集团无人接听,沃达丰集团拒绝置评。
“以责任感对27个卢比(2.7亿)印第安人由维尔,我更愿意交出股份公司任何实体——公共部门/政府/国内金融实体,或任何其他政府可能认为值得保持公司的持续经营,”贝拉说,6月7日来信Rajiv Gauba内阁部长。
在信中,贝拉也寻求积极行动等长期请求明确AGR(调整后的总收益)责任,足够的光谱暂停支付,和一个底价政权。
这封信之前最高法院判断,排除任何余地整流算术错误,因此减少了AGR电信公司的负债。周一信件被公开的内容。
沃达丰股价下跌13%,盘中想法52周低点收盘7.40 Rs,疯牛病下降了10.3%。这使得其市值Rs21,264.19卢比,剃掉Rs2,443卢比的一天。
Kumar Mangalam贝拉愿意放弃股份沃达丰主意一个事业单位
这是第一次一个Vi的父母说的政府计划出售其股份,担心亏损的电信的崩溃。
“电信部门加固是一个救援方案允许投降的频谱,减少银行担保,逐步取消征收和前瞻性定义AGR部门以及沃达丰提供救济的想法,”这位官员说。
在财报电话会议7月23日,近一个半月后,写封信,沃达丰集团首席执行官尼克读承认“高度紧张局势”的印度电信与ABG的合资企业,同时重申立场,英国公司不会注入任何合资企业“额外股本”。他没有做任何引用贝拉的提议。
“印度是沃达丰的想法的问题”,读说。
他补充说,沃达丰想法已高亮显示得很清楚,它的可行性取决于付款了再融资的债务,资产货币化,政府支持等问题上调整后的总收益(AGR)和地板定价,并筹集资金。“所以,我的意思是,这是…一个高度紧张的情况下,一个困难的局面,他们试图导航…我们作为一个群体努力提供尽可能多的实际支持我们可以但我想让它很清楚,我们不让任何额外股本进入印度。”
沃达丰在高度紧张的情况,但不会注入更多的股本:沃达丰首席执行官阅读
沃达丰集团首席执行官尼克在7月23日分析师电话,说Vi穿越困难时期,尽管该集团提供实际支持,它不会新股本投资。
沃达丰的想法从未公布季度获利的合并沃达丰印度2018年8月31日,和想法细胞,迅速失去客户竞争对手。饱受债务的Rs1.8十万的卢比,电信是盯着潜在的31亿美元(23500卢比)在现金流缺口FY23,鉴于其即将支付包括对调整后的总收益(AGR)费,付款和利息成本。其1季度净亏损6985。1卢比,现金余额Rs350卢比。
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<\/figure>New Delhi: The government is preparing a relief package for the telecom sector<\/a>, but has no plans of responding to Aditya Birla Group<\/a> chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla<\/a>\u2019s offer of handing over the group\u2019 stake in Vodafone Idea<\/a> to any public sector or domestic financial entity, said senior officials.
A government official, who did not wish to be quoted, said it was surprising that Birla\u2019s letter was silent over the shareholding of Vodafone Group<\/a>, the largest investor in Vodafone Idea. \u201cIt appears that the proposal is for a government entity to become a minority shareholder while Vodafone continues to be the majority partner and run the company,\u201d said this official.
He added that there has been no communication from Vodafone Group on the proposal so far and the government has also not sought any clarification. \u201cWe have already announced a Rs70,000-crore package for BSNL. The government\u2019s hands are full,\u201d the official added.
<\/div><\/div>No word from Vodafone Group yet
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The Aditya Birla Group and UK-based Vodafone Group Plc<\/a> \u2014 the two parents of VIL<\/a> \u2014 hold 27.66% and 44.39%, respectively, in the cash-strapped telecom company.
An emailed query to the Aditya Birla Group went unanswered, while Vodafone Group declined to comment.
\u201cIt is with a sense of duty towards the 27 crore (270 million) Indians connected by VIL, I am more than willing to hand over my stake in the company to any entity - public sector\/government\/domestic financial entity, or any other that the government may consider worthy of keeping the company as a going concern,\u201d Birla said in a letter dated June 7 to Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba.
In the letter, Birla had also sought positive actions on long standing requests such as clarity on AGR (Adjusted Gross Revenue) liability, adequate moratorium on spectrum payments, and a floor price regime.
The letter pre-dated the Supreme Court<\/a> judgement that ruled out any scope for rectifying arithmetical errors and hence reducing the AGR liabilities of the telcos. The contents of the letter became public on Monday.
Vodafone Idea shares fell 13% in intraday trade to a 52-week low before closing at Rs 7.40, down 10.3% on BSE. This gave it a market cap of Rs21,264.19 crore, shaving off Rs2,443 crore in a day.
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The Aditya Birla Group and UK-based Vodafone Group Plc<\/a> \u2014 the two parents of VIL<\/a> \u2014 hold 27.66% and 44.39%, respectively, in the cash-strapped telecom company.
An emailed query to the Aditya Birla Group went unanswered, while Vodafone Group declined to comment.
\u201cIt is with a sense of duty towards the 27 crore (270 million) Indians connected by VIL, I am more than willing to hand over my stake in the company to any entity - public sector\/government\/domestic financial entity, or any other that the government may consider worthy of keeping the company as a going concern,\u201d Birla said in a letter dated June 7 to Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba.
In the letter, Birla had also sought positive actions on long standing requests such as clarity on AGR (Adjusted Gross Revenue) liability, adequate moratorium on spectrum payments, and a floor price regime.
The letter pre-dated the Supreme Court<\/a> judgement that ruled out any scope for rectifying arithmetical errors and hence reducing the AGR liabilities of the telcos. The contents of the letter became public on Monday.
Vodafone Idea shares fell 13% in intraday trade to a 52-week low before closing at Rs 7.40, down 10.3% on BSE. This gave it a market cap of Rs21,264.19 crore, shaving off Rs2,443 crore in a day.
<\/div><\/div>Ruling out any immediate response to Birla\u2019s proposal, officials said the government was instead preparing a relief package for the telecom sector that would be sent to the finance ministry by next week and an announcement was likely by the month-end.