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\"<p>"Tata
\"Tata Communications Limited continues to maintain 26 per cent stake in the India Data Centre business of STT GDC and the company continues to benefit from the rub off effect on its network services due to this investment,\" the company added .<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> MUMBAI: Tata Sons<\/a> is grappling with what to do with loss-making Tata Communications<\/a> and one option being considered is to combine some businesses of the digital infrastructure company with Tata Consultancy Services<\/a> and sell off the rest, people familiar with the matter said.

“Some similar services of Tata Communications may be merged with TCS and the rest of the business sold as separate business ventures. But it may not be an easy plan to execute, given the government shareholding in the company,” said one person.

Tata Communications, whose CEO Vinod Kumar resigned abruptly last week, owns and operates a sub-sea fibre network that carries about 30% of the world’s Internet<\/a> routes. Its services including cloud platforms, real-time connectivity and hosted data centres are currently offered together with software company TCS, the people said.

The government, which holds a 26% stake in Tata Communications, appears to be on the same page as the salt-to-steel conglomerate. A senior official at the department of telecommunications said the Tatas must exit Tata Communications, especially after the consumer mobility business of Tata Teleservices<\/a> (TTSL) was sold to Bharti Airtel.

“Telecom is all about footprint. The Tatas need to exit the business altogether now that TTSL is gone. The government should be given its valuation of 26% stake,” the official said. He added that the government has set a target of Rs 1.05 lakh crore from asset sales in FY20. Tata Sons, India’s oldest business house, and Tata Communications declined to comment on the matter.

Tata Sons officials said that the group’s top brass, including chairman N Chandrasekaran, had set deadlines to turn around Tata Communications, failing which a decision would be taken on its viability. This is in line with the group’s decision to restructure the $104 billion conglomerate into 10 verticals such as consumer, trading and investments, to help its 100 companies synergise operations and cut costs.
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再见可能呼吁负债累累的塔塔通信

Tata Sons官员表示,该集团的高层已经设置最后期限转塔塔通信,否则决定将其生存能力。

卡拉Vijayraghavan Devina森古普塔
  • 发布于2019年7月15日08:50点坚持
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“塔塔通信有限公司继续保持26%的股份STT环球数码创意的印度数据中心业务,该公司将继续受益于感染影响其网络服务由于这项投资,”该公司说。
孟买:塔塔的儿子正在与如何处理亏损塔塔通信纳入考虑的选择之一是结合一些企业的数字基础设施公司塔塔咨询服务公司和出售,知情人士说。

“塔塔通信的一些类似的服务可能与TCS和其余的业务合并作为单独的经营销售。但它可能不是一个简单的计划执行,考虑到政府的股份公司,”一名人士表示。

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塔塔通信,其首席执行官Vinod Kumar上周突然辞职,拥有并经营着一个海底光纤网络,有大约30%的世界互联网路线。其服务包括云平台,实时连接和托管数据中心目前提供与软件公司TCS。

政府持有26%的股份。塔塔通信,似乎是在同一页salt-to-steel集团。电信部的一位高级官员说再见必须退出塔塔通信,尤其是在消费者的移动业务塔塔电信业务(TTSL)卖给Bharti Airtel。

“电信足迹。再见需要完全退出业务现在TTSL消失了。政府应给予其估值的26%的股份,”这位官员说。他补充说,政府已经设定了一个目标1.05十万的卢比在FY20出售资产。Tata Sons,印度最古老的商业的房子,和塔塔通信拒绝就此事置评。

Tata Sons官员表示,该集团的高层,包括主席N Chandrasekaran,设定最后期限转塔塔通信,否则将承担其可行性的决定。这是符合集团决定重组1040亿美元集团等10个垂直消费者,贸易和投资,帮助其100家公司把业务和降低成本。
  • 发布于2019年7月15日08:50点坚持
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\"&lt;p&gt;&quot;Tata
\"Tata Communications Limited continues to maintain 26 per cent stake in the India Data Centre business of STT GDC and the company continues to benefit from the rub off effect on its network services due to this investment,\" the company added .<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> MUMBAI: Tata Sons<\/a> is grappling with what to do with loss-making Tata Communications<\/a> and one option being considered is to combine some businesses of the digital infrastructure company with Tata Consultancy Services<\/a> and sell off the rest, people familiar with the matter said.

“Some similar services of Tata Communications may be merged with TCS and the rest of the business sold as separate business ventures. But it may not be an easy plan to execute, given the government shareholding in the company,” said one person.

Tata Communications, whose CEO Vinod Kumar resigned abruptly last week, owns and operates a sub-sea fibre network that carries about 30% of the world’s Internet<\/a> routes. Its services including cloud platforms, real-time connectivity and hosted data centres are currently offered together with software company TCS, the people said.

The government, which holds a 26% stake in Tata Communications, appears to be on the same page as the salt-to-steel conglomerate. A senior official at the department of telecommunications said the Tatas must exit Tata Communications, especially after the consumer mobility business of Tata Teleservices<\/a> (TTSL) was sold to Bharti Airtel.

“Telecom is all about footprint. The Tatas need to exit the business altogether now that TTSL is gone. The government should be given its valuation of 26% stake,” the official said. He added that the government has set a target of Rs 1.05 lakh crore from asset sales in FY20. Tata Sons, India’s oldest business house, and Tata Communications declined to comment on the matter.

Tata Sons officials said that the group’s top brass, including chairman N Chandrasekaran, had set deadlines to turn around Tata Communications, failing which a decision would be taken on its viability. This is in line with the group’s decision to restructure the $104 billion conglomerate into 10 verticals such as consumer, trading and investments, to help its 100 companies synergise operations and cut costs.
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