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The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea CTOs on 5G spectrum pricing, use cases<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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电信日记:SOS沃达丰的想法努力筹集资金,BSNL的4 g推出再次推迟
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额和落后竞争对手Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g扩张的依赖。
这是两个月以来,政府宣布了一项救援计划行业。但是,沃达丰的想法尚未取得任何进展在筹款的生存是至关重要的在印度电信市场恶性竞争。
政府救援计划将恢复投资者的兴趣。该公司一直在努力筹集资金2020年9月以来约25000卢比
然而,讨论陷入僵局的财务状况缺钱的电信。
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额,落后于竞争对手依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g的扩张。
虽然政府救援计划立即缓解现金流约束对沃达丰的想法,它需要大约10亿美元,至少,在未来6 - 9个月偿还non-spectrum债务和度过这四年以最小的资本支出,根据经纪公司瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)。
上周,沃达丰公布净亏损7144。6卢比的第二财季,背负着沉重的债务负担超过Rs1.9十万的卢比,6000卢比左右不可自由兑换债券到期的2022年2月。此外,支付2000卢比四分之一的政府对当前的执照费和频谱的使用费用。但截至9月末的现金和现金等价物为250卢比,它已经书面向电信部门允许它延期支付的法定会费。
分析师点名的公司,没有任何显著的筹款,VI 5 g的网络投资和推广仍将受到限制,至少在短期内,导致市场份额进一步侵蚀。最近的电信行业的结构性改革是积极的和延迟短期流动性Vi并确保运营商市场的挑战。但它不希望改革仅“实质性改变Vi的能力投资资本支出没有资本筹集或大量关税上调”。
另一方面,亏损的电信事业单位Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)扩展其第四代的试验或4 g服务由两个月可能会进一步推迟商业推出4 g网络。由于延迟网络扩张,BSNL尚未开始4 g服务已采用印度移动用户。BSNLexpects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
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粉碎机的电信行业依赖Jio在JioPhone上下了很大的赌注下驱动它的下一个水平的增长。该公司声称它已收到良好的响应对近期推出JioPhone下一代智能手机,Industries-Google结合开发的依赖。
分析师认为新的智能手机的成功为Jio是至关重要的,因为它的目标5亿用户基础。电信运营商已经失去了大约1100万用户7 - 9月当季结束期和4.295亿用户。
新生的卫星通信行业在印度已经加剧活动最近SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat-Nelco加固他们的印度战略。该行业预计将引发新的空间宽带革命,根据Jayant帕蒂尔,印度空间协会主席(当前),新发布工业集团。的总贡献世界超过3600亿美元,印度的贡献几乎是2%左右。,卫星通信,它是微不足道的不到03亿美元。目标是创建一个政策环境。
伊隆麝香SpaceX希望印度政府能确保即将到来的卫星通信政策更注重于访问和更少的价格。
印度Spacecom期待已久的新政策可能会强调LEO卫星系统运营商的重要作用促进宽带覆盖,特别是在印度农村。这一点,即使Bharti-backed OneWeb和SpaceX公司准备明年在印度推出高速卫星宽带服务。SpaceX公司最近在印度注册拥有100%股权的子公司,我们卫星通信Pvt Ltd (SSCPL),这将使他们开始申请执照,开始试验谱部署我们连接在德里学校。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>It’s been two months since the government announced a relief package for the industry<\/a>. But, Vodafone Idea<\/a> is yet to make any headway on fundraising which is critical for its survival in a hyper competitive Indian telecom market.
The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea CTOs on 5G spectrum pricing, use cases<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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电信日记:SOS沃达丰的想法努力筹集资金,BSNL的4 g推出再次推迟
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额和落后竞争对手Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g扩张的依赖。
这是两个月以来,政府宣布了一项救援计划行业。但是,沃达丰的想法尚未取得任何进展在筹款的生存是至关重要的在印度电信市场恶性竞争。
政府救援计划将恢复投资者的兴趣。该公司一直在努力筹集资金2020年9月以来约25000卢比
然而,讨论陷入僵局的财务状况缺钱的电信。
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额,落后于竞争对手依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g的扩张。
虽然政府救援计划立即缓解现金流约束对沃达丰的想法,它需要大约10亿美元,至少,在未来6 - 9个月偿还non-spectrum债务和度过这四年以最小的资本支出,根据经纪公司瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)。
上周,沃达丰公布净亏损7144。6卢比的第二财季,背负着沉重的债务负担超过Rs1.9十万的卢比,6000卢比左右不可自由兑换债券到期的2022年2月。此外,支付2000卢比四分之一的政府对当前的执照费和频谱的使用费用。但截至9月末的现金和现金等价物为250卢比,它已经书面向电信部门允许它延期支付的法定会费。
分析师点名的公司,没有任何显著的筹款,VI 5 g的网络投资和推广仍将受到限制,至少在短期内,导致市场份额进一步侵蚀。最近的电信行业的结构性改革是积极的和延迟短期流动性Vi并确保运营商市场的挑战。但它不希望改革仅“实质性改变Vi的能力投资资本支出没有资本筹集或大量关税上调”。
另一方面,亏损的电信事业单位Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)扩展其第四代的试验或4 g服务由两个月可能会进一步推迟商业推出4 g网络。由于延迟网络扩张,BSNL尚未开始4 g服务已采用印度移动用户。BSNLexpects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
读也
粉碎机的电信行业依赖Jio在JioPhone上下了很大的赌注下驱动它的下一个水平的增长。该公司声称它已收到良好的响应对近期推出JioPhone下一代智能手机,Industries-Google结合开发的依赖。
分析师认为新的智能手机的成功为Jio是至关重要的,因为它的目标5亿用户基础。电信运营商已经失去了大约1100万用户7 - 9月当季结束期和4.295亿用户。
新生的卫星通信行业在印度已经加剧活动最近SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat-Nelco加固他们的印度战略。该行业预计将引发新的空间宽带革命,根据Jayant帕蒂尔,印度空间协会主席(当前),新发布工业集团。的总贡献世界超过3600亿美元,印度的贡献几乎是2%左右。,卫星通信,它是微不足道的不到03亿美元。目标是创建一个政策环境。
伊隆麝香SpaceX希望印度政府能确保即将到来的卫星通信政策更注重于访问和更少的价格。
印度Spacecom期待已久的新政策可能会强调LEO卫星系统运营商的重要作用促进宽带覆盖,特别是在印度农村。这一点,即使Bharti-backed OneWeb和SpaceX公司准备明年在印度推出高速卫星宽带服务。SpaceX公司最近在印度注册拥有100%股权的子公司,我们卫星通信Pvt Ltd (SSCPL),这将使他们开始申请执照,开始试验谱部署我们连接在德里学校。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>It’s been two months since the government announced a relief package for the industry<\/a>. But, Vodafone Idea<\/a> is yet to make any headway on fundraising which is critical for its survival in a hyper competitive Indian telecom market.
The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea CTOs on 5G spectrum pricing, use cases<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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电信日记:SOS沃达丰的想法努力筹集资金,BSNL的4 g推出再次推迟
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额和落后竞争对手Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g扩张的依赖。
这是两个月以来,政府宣布了一项救援计划行业。但是,沃达丰的想法尚未取得任何进展在筹款的生存是至关重要的在印度电信市场恶性竞争。
政府救援计划将恢复投资者的兴趣。该公司一直在努力筹集资金2020年9月以来约25000卢比
然而,讨论陷入僵局的财务状况缺钱的电信。
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额,落后于竞争对手依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g的扩张。
虽然政府救援计划立即缓解现金流约束对沃达丰的想法,它需要大约10亿美元,至少,在未来6 - 9个月偿还non-spectrum债务和度过这四年以最小的资本支出,根据经纪公司瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)。
上周,沃达丰公布净亏损7144。6卢比的第二财季,背负着沉重的债务负担超过Rs1.9十万的卢比,6000卢比左右不可自由兑换债券到期的2022年2月。此外,支付2000卢比四分之一的政府对当前的执照费和频谱的使用费用。但截至9月末的现金和现金等价物为250卢比,它已经书面向电信部门允许它延期支付的法定会费。
分析师点名的公司,没有任何显著的筹款,VI 5 g的网络投资和推广仍将受到限制,至少在短期内,导致市场份额进一步侵蚀。最近的电信行业的结构性改革是积极的和延迟短期流动性Vi并确保运营商市场的挑战。但它不希望改革仅“实质性改变Vi的能力投资资本支出没有资本筹集或大量关税上调”。
另一方面,亏损的电信事业单位Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)扩展其第四代的试验或4 g服务由两个月可能会进一步推迟商业推出4 g网络。由于延迟网络扩张,BSNL尚未开始4 g服务已采用印度移动用户。BSNLexpects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
读也
粉碎机的电信行业依赖Jio在JioPhone上下了很大的赌注下驱动它的下一个水平的增长。该公司声称它已收到良好的响应对近期推出JioPhone下一代智能手机,Industries-Google结合开发的依赖。
分析师认为新的智能手机的成功为Jio是至关重要的,因为它的目标5亿用户基础。电信运营商已经失去了大约1100万用户7 - 9月当季结束期和4.295亿用户。
新生的卫星通信行业在印度已经加剧活动最近SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat-Nelco加固他们的印度战略。该行业预计将引发新的空间宽带革命,根据Jayant帕蒂尔,印度空间协会主席(当前),新发布工业集团。的总贡献世界超过3600亿美元,印度的贡献几乎是2%左右。,卫星通信,它是微不足道的不到03亿美元。目标是创建一个政策环境。
伊隆麝香SpaceX希望印度政府能确保即将到来的卫星通信政策更注重于访问和更少的价格。
印度Spacecom期待已久的新政策可能会强调LEO卫星系统运营商的重要作用促进宽带覆盖,特别是在印度农村。这一点,即使Bharti-backed OneWeb和SpaceX公司准备明年在印度推出高速卫星宽带服务。SpaceX公司最近在印度注册拥有100%股权的子公司,我们卫星通信Pvt Ltd (SSCPL),这将使他们开始申请执照,开始试验谱部署我们连接在德里学校。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>It’s been two months since the government announced a relief package for the industry<\/a>. But, Vodafone Idea<\/a> is yet to make any headway on fundraising which is critical for its survival in a hyper competitive Indian telecom market.
The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea CTOs on 5G spectrum pricing, use cases<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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电信日记:SOS沃达丰的想法努力筹集资金,BSNL的4 g推出再次推迟
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额和落后竞争对手Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g扩张的依赖。
这是两个月以来,政府宣布了一项救援计划行业。但是,沃达丰的想法尚未取得任何进展在筹款的生存是至关重要的在印度电信市场恶性竞争。
政府救援计划将恢复投资者的兴趣。该公司一直在努力筹集资金2020年9月以来约25000卢比
然而,讨论陷入僵局的财务状况缺钱的电信。
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额,落后于竞争对手依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g的扩张。
虽然政府救援计划立即缓解现金流约束对沃达丰的想法,它需要大约10亿美元,至少,在未来6 - 9个月偿还non-spectrum债务和度过这四年以最小的资本支出,根据经纪公司瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)。
上周,沃达丰公布净亏损7144。6卢比的第二财季,背负着沉重的债务负担超过Rs1.9十万的卢比,6000卢比左右不可自由兑换债券到期的2022年2月。此外,支付2000卢比四分之一的政府对当前的执照费和频谱的使用费用。但截至9月末的现金和现金等价物为250卢比,它已经书面向电信部门允许它延期支付的法定会费。
分析师点名的公司,没有任何显著的筹款,VI 5 g的网络投资和推广仍将受到限制,至少在短期内,导致市场份额进一步侵蚀。最近的电信行业的结构性改革是积极的和延迟短期流动性Vi并确保运营商市场的挑战。但它不希望改革仅“实质性改变Vi的能力投资资本支出没有资本筹集或大量关税上调”。
另一方面,亏损的电信事业单位Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)扩展其第四代的试验或4 g服务由两个月可能会进一步推迟商业推出4 g网络。由于延迟网络扩张,BSNL尚未开始4 g服务已采用印度移动用户。BSNLexpects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
读也
粉碎机的电信行业依赖Jio在JioPhone上下了很大的赌注下驱动它的下一个水平的增长。该公司声称它已收到良好的响应对近期推出JioPhone下一代智能手机,Industries-Google结合开发的依赖。
分析师认为新的智能手机的成功为Jio是至关重要的,因为它的目标5亿用户基础。电信运营商已经失去了大约1100万用户7 - 9月当季结束期和4.295亿用户。
新生的卫星通信行业在印度已经加剧活动最近SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat-Nelco加固他们的印度战略。该行业预计将引发新的空间宽带革命,根据Jayant帕蒂尔,印度空间协会主席(当前),新发布工业集团。的总贡献世界超过3600亿美元,印度的贡献几乎是2%左右。,卫星通信,它是微不足道的不到03亿美元。目标是创建一个政策环境。
伊隆麝香SpaceX希望印度政府能确保即将到来的卫星通信政策更注重于访问和更少的价格。
印度Spacecom期待已久的新政策可能会强调LEO卫星系统运营商的重要作用促进宽带覆盖,特别是在印度农村。这一点,即使Bharti-backed OneWeb和SpaceX公司准备明年在印度推出高速卫星宽带服务。SpaceX公司最近在印度注册拥有100%股权的子公司,我们卫星通信Pvt Ltd (SSCPL),这将使他们开始申请执照,开始试验谱部署我们连接在德里学校。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>It’s been two months since the government announced a relief package for the industry<\/a>. But, Vodafone Idea<\/a> is yet to make any headway on fundraising which is critical for its survival in a hyper competitive Indian telecom market.
The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/span>ETTelecom Roundtables: Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea CTOs on 5G spectrum pricing, use cases<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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电信日记:SOS沃达丰的想法努力筹集资金,BSNL的4 g推出再次推迟
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额和落后竞争对手Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g扩张的依赖。
这是两个月以来,政府宣布了一项救援计划行业。但是,沃达丰的想法尚未取得任何进展在筹款的生存是至关重要的在印度电信市场恶性竞争。
政府救援计划将恢复投资者的兴趣。该公司一直在努力筹集资金2020年9月以来约25000卢比
然而,讨论陷入僵局的财务状况缺钱的电信。
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额,落后于竞争对手依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g的扩张。
虽然政府救援计划立即缓解现金流约束对沃达丰的想法,它需要大约10亿美元,至少,在未来6 - 9个月偿还non-spectrum债务和度过这四年以最小的资本支出,根据经纪公司瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)。
上周,沃达丰公布净亏损7144。6卢比的第二财季,背负着沉重的债务负担超过Rs1.9十万的卢比,6000卢比左右不可自由兑换债券到期的2022年2月。此外,支付2000卢比四分之一的政府对当前的执照费和频谱的使用费用。但截至9月末的现金和现金等价物为250卢比,它已经书面向电信部门允许它延期支付的法定会费。
分析师点名的公司,没有任何显著的筹款,VI 5 g的网络投资和推广仍将受到限制,至少在短期内,导致市场份额进一步侵蚀。最近的电信行业的结构性改革是积极的和延迟短期流动性Vi并确保运营商市场的挑战。但它不希望改革仅“实质性改变Vi的能力投资资本支出没有资本筹集或大量关税上调”。
另一方面,亏损的电信事业单位Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)扩展其第四代的试验或4 g服务由两个月可能会进一步推迟商业推出4 g网络。由于延迟网络扩张,BSNL尚未开始4 g服务已采用印度移动用户。BSNLexpects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
读也
粉碎机的电信行业依赖Jio在JioPhone上下了很大的赌注下驱动它的下一个水平的增长。该公司声称它已收到良好的响应对近期推出JioPhone下一代智能手机,Industries-Google结合开发的依赖。
分析师认为新的智能手机的成功为Jio是至关重要的,因为它的目标5亿用户基础。电信运营商已经失去了大约1100万用户7 - 9月当季结束期和4.295亿用户。
新生的卫星通信行业在印度已经加剧活动最近SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat-Nelco加固他们的印度战略。该行业预计将引发新的空间宽带革命,根据Jayant帕蒂尔,印度空间协会主席(当前),新发布工业集团。的总贡献世界超过3600亿美元,印度的贡献几乎是2%左右。,卫星通信,它是微不足道的不到03亿美元。目标是创建一个政策环境。
伊隆麝香SpaceX希望印度政府能确保即将到来的卫星通信政策更注重于访问和更少的价格。
印度Spacecom期待已久的新政策可能会强调LEO卫星系统运营商的重要作用促进宽带覆盖,特别是在印度农村。这一点,即使Bharti-backed OneWeb和SpaceX公司准备明年在印度推出高速卫星宽带服务。SpaceX公司最近在印度注册拥有100%股权的子公司,我们卫星通信Pvt Ltd (SSCPL),这将使他们开始申请执照,开始试验谱部署我们连接在德里学校。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>It’s been two months since the government announced a relief package for the industry<\/a>. But, Vodafone Idea<\/a> is yet to make any headway on fundraising which is critical for its survival in a hyper competitive Indian telecom market.
The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
ETTelecom Roundtables: Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea CTOs on 5G spectrum pricing, use cases<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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这是两个月以来,政府宣布了一项救援计划行业。但是,沃达丰的想法尚未取得任何进展在筹款的生存是至关重要的在印度电信市场恶性竞争。
政府救援计划将恢复投资者的兴趣。该公司一直在努力筹集资金2020年9月以来约25000卢比
然而,讨论陷入僵局的财务状况缺钱的电信。
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额,落后于竞争对手依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g的扩张。
虽然政府救援计划立即缓解现金流约束对沃达丰的想法,它需要大约10亿美元,至少,在未来6 - 9个月偿还non-spectrum债务和度过这四年以最小的资本支出,根据经纪公司瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)。
上周,沃达丰公布净亏损7144。6卢比的第二财季,背负着沉重的债务负担超过Rs1.9十万的卢比,6000卢比左右不可自由兑换债券到期的2022年2月。此外,支付2000卢比四分之一的政府对当前的执照费和频谱的使用费用。但截至9月末的现金和现金等价物为250卢比,它已经书面向电信部门允许它延期支付的法定会费。
分析师点名的公司,没有任何显著的筹款,VI 5 g的网络投资和推广仍将受到限制,至少在短期内,导致市场份额进一步侵蚀。最近的电信行业的结构性改革是积极的和延迟短期流动性Vi并确保运营商市场的挑战。但它不希望改革仅“实质性改变Vi的能力投资资本支出没有资本筹集或大量关税上调”。
另一方面,亏损的电信事业单位Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)扩展其第四代的试验或4 g服务由两个月可能会进一步推迟商业推出4 g网络。由于延迟网络扩张,BSNL尚未开始4 g服务已采用印度移动用户。BSNLexpects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
粉碎机的电信行业依赖Jio在JioPhone上下了很大的赌注下驱动它的下一个水平的增长。该公司声称它已收到良好的响应对近期推出JioPhone下一代智能手机,Industries-Google结合开发的依赖。
分析师认为新的智能手机的成功为Jio是至关重要的,因为它的目标5亿用户基础。电信运营商已经失去了大约1100万用户7 - 9月当季结束期和4.295亿用户。
新生的卫星通信行业在印度已经加剧活动最近SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat-Nelco加固他们的印度战略。该行业预计将引发新的空间宽带革命,根据Jayant帕蒂尔,印度空间协会主席(当前),新发布工业集团。的总贡献世界超过3600亿美元,印度的贡献几乎是2%左右。,卫星通信,它是微不足道的不到03亿美元。目标是创建一个政策环境。
伊隆麝香SpaceX希望印度政府能确保即将到来的卫星通信政策更注重于访问和更少的价格。
印度Spacecom期待已久的新政策可能会强调LEO卫星系统运营商的重要作用促进宽带覆盖,特别是在印度农村。这一点,即使Bharti-backed OneWeb和SpaceX公司准备明年在印度推出高速卫星宽带服务。SpaceX公司最近在印度注册拥有100%股权的子公司,我们卫星通信Pvt Ltd (SSCPL),这将使他们开始申请执照,开始试验谱部署我们连接在德里学校。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>It’s been two months since the government announced a relief package for the industry<\/a>. But, Vodafone Idea<\/a> is yet to make any headway on fundraising which is critical for its survival in a hyper competitive Indian telecom market.
The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4>
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电信日记:SOS沃达丰的想法努力筹集资金,BSNL的4 g推出再次推迟
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额和落后竞争对手Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g扩张的依赖。
读到
政府救援计划将恢复投资者的兴趣。该公司一直在努力筹集资金2020年9月以来约25000卢比
然而,讨论陷入僵局的财务状况缺钱的电信。
沃达丰(Vodafone)预计其想法与放贷机构和投资者取得丰硕成果的讨论当前财政年底我。2022年3月。但等待另一个几个月可能造成负面影响的公司已经失去了市场份额,落后于竞争对手依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel在4 g的扩张。
虽然政府救援计划立即缓解现金流约束对沃达丰的想法,它需要大约10亿美元,至少,在未来6 - 9个月偿还non-spectrum债务和度过这四年以最小的资本支出,根据经纪公司瑞士信贷(Credit Suisse)。
上周,沃达丰公布净亏损7144。6卢比的第二财季,背负着沉重的债务负担超过Rs1.9十万的卢比,6000卢比左右不可自由兑换债券到期的2022年2月。此外,支付2000卢比四分之一的政府对当前的执照费和频谱的使用费用。但截至9月末的现金和现金等价物为250卢比,它已经书面向电信部门允许它延期支付的法定会费。
分析师点名的公司,没有任何显著的筹款,VI 5 g的网络投资和推广仍将受到限制,至少在短期内,导致市场份额进一步侵蚀。最近的电信行业的结构性改革是积极的和延迟短期流动性Vi并确保运营商市场的挑战。但它不希望改革仅“实质性改变Vi的能力投资资本支出没有资本筹集或大量关税上调”。
另一方面,亏损的电信事业单位Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)扩展其第四代的试验或4 g服务由两个月可能会进一步推迟商业推出4 g网络。由于延迟网络扩张,BSNL尚未开始4 g服务已采用印度移动用户。BSNLexpects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
读也
粉碎机的电信行业依赖Jio在JioPhone上下了很大的赌注下驱动它的下一个水平的增长。该公司声称它已收到良好的响应对近期推出JioPhone下一代智能手机,Industries-Google结合开发的依赖。
分析师认为新的智能手机的成功为Jio是至关重要的,因为它的目标5亿用户基础。电信运营商已经失去了大约1100万用户7 - 9月当季结束期和4.295亿用户。
新生的卫星通信行业在印度已经加剧活动最近SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat-Nelco加固他们的印度战略。该行业预计将引发新的空间宽带革命,根据Jayant帕蒂尔,印度空间协会主席(当前),新发布工业集团。的总贡献世界超过3600亿美元,印度的贡献几乎是2%左右。,卫星通信,它是微不足道的不到03亿美元。目标是创建一个政策环境。
伊隆麝香SpaceX希望印度政府能确保即将到来的卫星通信政策更注重于访问和更少的价格。
印度Spacecom期待已久的新政策可能会强调LEO卫星系统运营商的重要作用促进宽带覆盖,特别是在印度农村。这一点,即使Bharti-backed OneWeb和SpaceX公司准备明年在印度推出高速卫星宽带服务。SpaceX公司最近在印度注册拥有100%股权的子公司,我们卫星通信Pvt Ltd (SSCPL),这将使他们开始申请执照,开始试验谱部署我们连接在德里学校。
The relief package by the government was expected to renew interest from investors. The firm has been trying to raise funds of about Rs 25,000 crore since September 2020
However, discussions were stalled over the financial position of the cash strapped telco.
Vodafone Idea expects its discussions with lenders and investors to yield fruitful results by the end of current fiscal i.e March 2022. But a wait for another few months may adversely impact the company which already has been losing market share and lagging behind its competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in 4G expansion.
While the government's relief package eased immediate cash flow constraints for Vodafone Idea, it needs about US$1 billion, at the very least, over the next 6-9 months to repay its non-spectrum debt and ride through these four years with minimal capex, according to brokerage firm Credit Suisse.
Last week, Vodafone Idea posted a net loss of Rs 7,144.6 crore for the fiscal second quarter and is weighed down by debt of over Rs1.9 lakh crore and has around Rs 6,000 crore of non-convertible debentures maturing by February 2022. Besides, a payment of Rs 2,000 crore a quarter to the government towards current license fee and spectrum usage charge. But with its cash and cash equivalents as of end-September at Rs 250 crore, it has already written to the telecom department to allow it to delay payment of those statutory dues.
Analysts firms opine that without any significant fundraising, VI’s network investments and 5G rollout would remain constrained, at least in the near term, leading to further market share erosion. The recent structural reforms in the telecom sector are positive and delay near-term liquidity challenges for Vi and also ensure a three-player market. But it does not expect the reforms alone to “materially change Vi’s ability to invest in capex without a capital raise or a substantial tariff hike”.
On the other hand, loss-making telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network. Owing to delay in network expansion, BSNL is yet to start 4G services which have been adopted well by the Indian mobile users.BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/a><\/figure>JioPhone Next receiving encouraging response from retailers, consumers: Reliance Retail<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/a><\/figure>TCS flouts PoC conditions for 4G network, says BSNL<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
<\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea expects to conclude talks with lenders, investors by FY end: Takkar<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Vodafone Idea needs at least $1 bln in 6-9 months to repay debt, operate with limited capex: Credit Suisse<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The disruptor in the telecom industry Reliance Jio is betting big on JioPhone Next to drive its next level of growth. The company claims it has received good response for the recently launched JioPhone Next smartphone, developed by the Reliance Industries-Google combine.
Analysts had seen the success of the new smartphone to be crucial for Jio as it targets a 500 million user base. The telecom operator had lost about 11 million users in the July-September quarter to end the period with 429.5 million subscribers.
The nascent satellite communications sector in India has seen heightened activity lately with SpaceX, OneWeb, and Telesat-Nelco firming up their India strategy. The sector is expected to trigger a new space broadband revolution, as per Jayant Patil, chairman of the Indian Space Association (ISpA), a newly-launched industry group. The total contribution of the world is more than $360 billion and Indian contribution is hardly around 2%. Out of that, the satellite communication, it is very miniscule at less than $0.3 billion. The aim is to create a policy environment.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants the Indian government to ensure that the upcoming satcom policy focuses more on access and less on pricing.
India’s much-awaited new Spacecom policy is likely to underline the critical role of LEO satellite system operators in boosting broadband coverage, particularly in rural India. This, even as Bharti-backed OneWeb and SpaceX prepare to launch high-speed satellite broadband services in India next year. SpaceX recently registered a 100% owned subsidiary in India, Starlink Satellite Communications Pvt Ltd (SSCPL), which will enable them to start applying for licences, starting with trial spectrum to deploy Starlink connections in Delhi schools.
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