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救援计划显示了政府希望运营商市场:沃达丰贷款人
政府周三推出了四年暂停电信公司的法定会费,打开自动路线100%的外国直接投资领域,这将有助于吸引全球投资者。
孟买:沃达丰的想法的银行预计政府的救援计划,以帮助改善电信运营商的现金头寸和缓解其资产负债表的压力。
包显示了政府的意图保持运营商的电信市场,他们说。
政府周三推出了四年暂停电信公司的法定会费,打开自动路线100%的外国直接投资领域,这将有助于吸引全球投资者。
由电信部长宣布救援计划Ashwini Vaishaw还包括一个改变的定义有争议的调整后的总收益,在此基础上计算法定征税。
银行的资产负债表是暴露在电信业通过担保和其他形式将看到“明显de-stressed”和“显著降低”,电信部长说。
现金拮据的Vi十万的1.92卢比的债务不得不支付大约18000卢比在未来12个月的频谱和法定费。电信将受益最从与竞争对手相比,新措施依赖Jio Infocomm和Bharti Airtel。这反过来Vi的银行都得到了适当的放松是推动额外抵押品和安全的电信现有设施和较高的贷款利率。
银行家说早些时候援引政府现在致力于维护三方电信业的竞争,缓解支付法定会费将避免潜在的违约,如果发生的可能电信部(点)调用银行担保(英国)。
然而,银行尚未确定如果点为电信公司将坚持银行担保利用四年的禁令。”到目前为止,英国地质调查局必须连同其他利益如果电信要求暂停。目前尚不清楚类似的规则将适用,如果是这样,然后将银行愿意提供他们,”一名高管表示。
AGR,频谱暂停帮助沃达丰延迟价值96000卢比的支出,避免破产:分析师
不过,他们警告说,尽管法定四年的延期支付,电信企业之间的财务挑战英国的沃达丰Plc)和印度的Aditya Birla集团,不像四年期间应计利息在暂停跨度将进一步增加电信的巨大多数1.9卢比债券。
印度第三大电信的临界连同其无法筹集25000卢比的提议令银行,对公司有巨大的风险敞口。印度国家银行举例来说,有一个敞口约为11000卢比。
印度国家银行主席迪和8月表示,银行将采取一切必要的措施,以使其资产负债表电信公司的压力。
第二个官方的银行暴露在Vi说放松自动路由的FDI投资会带来急需的股本支持。
“这不仅是一个大银行救援,但这也树立了一个积极的基调在Vi海外战略投资,”他补充道。
在过去的几个月里,Vi的评级下调和主席Kumar Mangalam贝拉辞职导致了银行和点官员之间的会议。
电信通知最高法院,它有一个“杰出的利用设施”从银行大约47000卢比,非银行金融公司和共同基金,超过其拖欠点。其中包括25000卢比从公共部门银行。
电信减灾措施提供年度现金流呼吸,鼓励投资5 g:行业专家
专家欢迎大胆的内阁周三宣布的措施。
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<\/figure>Mumbai: Vodafone Idea<\/a>\u2019s lenders expect the government's telecom relief package to help improve the operator\u2019s cash position and ease the pressure on its balance sheet.
The package shows the government\u2019s intention to maintain a three-player telecom market, they said.
The government on Wednesday rolled out a four-year moratorium on the statutory dues of telcos and opened up the automatic route for 100% foreign direct investment in the sector, which is expected to help attract global investors.
<\/div><\/div>\"My reading is that the government announcement will de-stress Vodafone Idea\u2019s balance sheet, especially the four-year moratorium period will give interim cash relief,\u201d said a Vi banker who did not want to be named.
The relief package announced by telecom minister Ashwini Vaishaw<\/a> also includes a change to the definition of the contentious adjusted gross revenue, based on which the statutory levies are calculated.
Banks whose balance sheets were exposed to the telecom sector via guarantees and other forms will now see that getting \"significantly de-stressed\" and \"significantly reduced\", said the telecom minister.
Cash-strapped Vi with Rs 1.92 lakh crore of debt had to pay about Rs 18,000 crore over the next 12 months in spectrum and statutory dues. The telco will benefit the most from the new measures compared with rivals Reliance Jio Infocomm<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>. This in turn has brought relief to Vi\u2019s lenders who were nudging the telco for additional collateral and security on existing facilities along with higher interest rates on loans.
The banker quoted earlier said with the government now working towards maintaining three-way competition in the telecom sector, a relief on payment of statutory dues would stave away potential defaults that could have happened if the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) invoked bank guarantees (BGs).
The relief package announced by telecom minister Ashwini Vaishaw<\/a> also includes a change to the definition of the contentious adjusted gross revenue, based on which the statutory levies are calculated.
Banks whose balance sheets were exposed to the telecom sector via guarantees and other forms will now see that getting \"significantly de-stressed\" and \"significantly reduced\", said the telecom minister.
Cash-strapped Vi with Rs 1.92 lakh crore of debt had to pay about Rs 18,000 crore over the next 12 months in spectrum and statutory dues. The telco will benefit the most from the new measures compared with rivals Reliance Jio Infocomm<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>. This in turn has brought relief to Vi\u2019s lenders who were nudging the telco for additional collateral and security on existing facilities along with higher interest rates on loans.
The banker quoted earlier said with the government now working towards maintaining three-way competition in the telecom sector, a relief on payment of statutory dues would stave away potential defaults that could have happened if the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) invoked bank guarantees (BGs).
<\/div><\/div>\"Huge reduction in BG requirements (80%) against license fee and other similar levies. No requirements for multiple BGs in different licensed service areas regions in the country. Instead, one BG will be enough,\" said a government release issued after the telecom minister announced the package. For auctions held henceforth, no BGs would be required to secure instalment payments, it said, adding: \"Industry<\/a> has matured and the past practice of BG is no longer required.\"
However, lenders are yet to ascertain if DoT will insist on bank guarantees for telcos who avail of the four-year moratorium. \"So far BGs had to be given along with additional interest if a telco asks for a moratorium. It is unclear whether a similar rule will apply now and if so, then will banks be willing to furnish them,\" said a senior executive.
However, lenders are yet to ascertain if DoT will insist on bank guarantees for telcos who avail of the four-year moratorium. \"So far BGs had to be given along with additional interest if a telco asks for a moratorium. It is unclear whether a similar rule will apply now and if so, then will banks be willing to furnish them,\" said a senior executive.