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NCLT批准Jio收购Reliance Infratel
知情人士称，Jio正在从地铁和更大的城市开始推出5G网络，并需要为此目的所有的发射塔和光纤资产，Jio将向印度国家银行(SBI)的托管账户存入3720亿卢比，以完成对破产的信实通信(Reliance Communications)的发射塔和光纤资产的收购。
Jio印度电信公司将向印度国家银行(State Bank of India)存入3720亿卢比(约合人民币372亿元)。印度国家银行知情人士表示，为了完成对破产的信实通信(Reliance Communications)的发射塔和光纤资产的收购，该公司将在第三方托管账户上完成这笔交易。
RITL在全国拥有约17.8万公里的光纤资产和43,540个移动塔。
本月早些时候，Jio已推动NCLT加快收购信实Infratel。由于在如何在债权人之间分配收购筹集的资金方面没有达成共识，此事一直陷入僵局。债权人包括印度国家银行等。阿联酋的银行多哈银行。
Jio曾敦促NCLT-Mumbai向RTIL的金融债权人发出指示，向其提供必要的“无会费证明”，以加快拖延已久的破产解决程序。它的论点是，它希望尽早明确拥有Reliance Infratel的资产。
RP&PMSL是Reliance Infratel破产清算程序的清算申请人。它于2019年11月提出了一项解决方案，涉及支付3772亿卢比收购破产公司的塔和光纤资产信实电信公司。债权人小组于2020年3月4日批准了该计划。
在最近的请愿书中，RP&PMSL还表示，在支付了和解金额后，它应该解除其义务，剩下的将是RTIL债权人之间的内部分配，取决于最高法院的法律程序的结果。
虽然围绕RCom的公司破产程序的这一步可能已经解决，但其他方面仍处于悬而未决的状态。
最适合为企业运营私有5G网络的电信公司:Jio、沃达丰Idea
“我们认为电信公司是最合适的，因为我们掌握了规划的艺术和科学。这不仅仅是频谱规划，而是完整的无线电规划或核心规划，以及设备或用户生态系统的生命周期管理，”沃达丰创意有限公司企业产品和业务运营执行副总裁兼主管Rochak Kapur表示。
这一过程中的关键资产之一是资不抵债的电信公司拥有的频谱。然而，该公司卷入了一场关于这一问题的斗争，因为电信部辩称，由于频谱是国家资源，它不能作为破产程序的一部分出售。
此外，该公司的电信牌照去年到期，这意味着它无权使用自己拥有的频谱。分析人士指出，一旦该公司失去了频谱权，这些资产(频谱)几乎没有价值。
印度银行、供应商和其他债权人在破产程序中对RCom提出了约860亿卢比的索赔。
本月早些时候，RComunit Globalcom IDC有限公司(GIDC)因无法偿还贷款被Axis Trustee Services Ltd出售给第三方。
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<\/figure>MUMBAI: The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT<\/a>) in Mumbai Monday approved Reliance Infratel Ltd<\/a>\u2019s (RITL) acquisition by Reliance Project and Property Management Services Ltd (RP&PMSL), an arm of Reliance Jio<\/a> that looks into the telco's tower and fibre business, bringing the bankruptcy resolution of the AnilAmbani company to a close after two years. Jio<\/a>, which is rolling out 5G networks starting with the metros and bigger cities and needs all the towers and fibre assets for the purpose, is to deposit Rs 3,720 crore in a State Bank of India (SBI<\/a>) escrow account to complete the acquisition of bankrupt Reliance Communications\u2019 tower and fibre assets, people familiar with the matter said.
RITL has fibre assets of around 178,000 route km and 43,540 mobile towers across the country.
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Earlier this month, Jio had moved the NCLT to speed up the acquisition of Reliance Infratel. The matter had been stuck since there was no consensus on how the funds raised from the acquisition will be distributed among the creditors, which include the likes of SBI, Emirates Bank<\/a> and Doha Bank.
Jio had urged NCLT-Mumbai to issue directions to RTIL\u2019s financial creditors to provide the necessary \u2018no dues certificate\u2019 to it to speed up the much-delayed bankruptcy resolution process. Its contention was that it wants a clear possession of the Reliance Infratel assets at the earliest.
RP&PMSL was the resolution applicant in the Reliance Infratel bankruptcy resolution process. It had in November 2019 presented a resolution plan involving a payment of Rs 3, 720 crore to acquire the tower and fibre assets of the bankrupt RCom<\/a> company. The panel of creditors had approved the plan on March 4, 2020.
In its latest petition, RP&PMSL had also said that on payment of the resolution sum, it should be discharged from its obligations, and all that would remain would be the inter-se distribution among RTIL\u2019s creditors, subject to the outcome of the legal proceedings in the Supreme Court.
Earlier this month, Jio had moved the NCLT to speed up the acquisition of Reliance Infratel. The matter had been stuck since there was no consensus on how the funds raised from the acquisition will be distributed among the creditors, which include the likes of SBI, Emirates Bank<\/a> and Doha Bank.
Jio had urged NCLT-Mumbai to issue directions to RTIL\u2019s financial creditors to provide the necessary \u2018no dues certificate\u2019 to it to speed up the much-delayed bankruptcy resolution process. Its contention was that it wants a clear possession of the Reliance Infratel assets at the earliest.
RP&PMSL was the resolution applicant in the Reliance Infratel bankruptcy resolution process. It had in November 2019 presented a resolution plan involving a payment of Rs 3, 720 crore to acquire the tower and fibre assets of the bankrupt RCom<\/a> company. The panel of creditors had approved the plan on March 4, 2020.
In its latest petition, RP&PMSL had also said that on payment of the resolution sum, it should be discharged from its obligations, and all that would remain would be the inter-se distribution among RTIL\u2019s creditors, subject to the outcome of the legal proceedings in the Supreme Court.
<\/div><\/div>With the latest order, RP&PMSL now has the green signal to take over the assets of Reliance Infratel.
While this step of the corporate insolvency proceedings around RCom may have been resolved, other aspects continue to be in a limbo.
While this step of the corporate insolvency proceedings around RCom may have been resolved, other aspects continue to be in a limbo.