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沃达丰Idea反对以网络价值标准来设立有线电视着陆站
“在我们看来，这样的条件只会有利于那些财力雄厚的ildo，因为他们有资金支持来收购股权和拥有海底资产。这可能会导致ILDO-CLS领域的垄断，”Vi说。
现金短缺的电信公司对印度海底电缆登陆许可框架和监管机制的咨询文件提出了反对意见印度电信监管局（火车)。
“在我们看来，这样的条件只会有利于那些财力雄厚的ildo，因为他们有资金支持来收购股权和拥有海底资产。这可能会导致ILDO-CLS领域的垄断，”Vi说。
Jio和Airtel都建议，需要制定一个标准，允许持牌国际长途运营商(ILDO)/互联网服务提供商(ISP)在印度建立CLS并通过其CLS终止任何海底国际电缆。
Airtel表示:“标准应包括最低净值和持有最低股权百分比(即10%的股权或投资)，直接或间接地参与拟议的海底电缆/财团。”他补充说，由于现有的财团协议早已关闭，这样的资格标准应该适用于未来的电缆。
虽然Jio没有要求申请人ILDO投资海底电缆系统，但它重申，监管机构应该为资格设定一些净值和经验标准，因为申请人将负责在印度领土管辖范围内建立和维护系统和电缆。
Airtel在FY3Q的RMS增长超过Jio: Trai数据
Motilal osval分析了印度电信监管局(Trai)整理的电信财务数据后表示:“Bharti于22年11月提高了奥里萨邦和哈里亚纳邦的入门级计划的关税，在这两个领域，它在23财年第三季度的市场份额增加了40个基点/90个基点。”
然而，Vi认为，有线电视系统的净值和投资条件将意味着ildo的巨大成本，甚至一些现有的拥有CLS的ildo也无法满足，最终必须关闭其CLS业务，有效地扼杀了竞争。
报告还指出，这些标准将减少投资铺设海底电缆系统的财团的选择。
“我们认为，进入市场的资格必须保持灵活，以便有越来越多的营办商可以加入和设立他们的CLS，并为不同的接驳服务和互联网服务提供者提供容量。”他补充说，只要申请的ILDOs符合所有与安全有关的技术要求，发牌、规管准则和许可程序应保持简单，以鼓励更多的参与和健康的竞争。
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<\/figure>Mumbai: Vodafone Idea<\/a> has rebutted rivals Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>\u2019s suggestion that there should be a financial threshold for entities wanting to set up a cable landing station (CLS) in India, saying such a condition would restrict it to companies with deep pockets and may even lead to a monopoly.The cash-strapped telco gave its counter comments for the consultation paper on Licensing Framework and Regulatory Mechanism for Submarine Cable Landing in India floated by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (Trai<\/a>) late last year.
\u201cIn our view, such conditions will only favour ILDOs with big pockets as they would have financial backing to acquire stake and own subsea assets. It may lead to a monopoly in the ILDO-CLS segment,\u201d Vi said.
<\/div><\/div>It added that giving hold to deep pocketed players on cable landing stations<\/a> and international capacities would lead to \u201cvertical price squeeze as they may be able to influence pricing and availability of such capacities to other Indian operators\u201d, which in turn could stifle the competition by pushing out relatively less financially strong ILDOs.
Both Jio and Airtel had suggested that there needs to be a criterion for allowing a licensed International Long-Distance Operator (ILDO)\/Internet Service Provider (ISP) who wants to set up a CLS and terminate any submarine international cable in India over its CLS.
\u201cThe criteria should include minimum net worth and holding a minimum equity percentage (i.e. 10% stake or investment), either directly or indirectly in the proposed submarine cable\/consortium,\u201d Airtel said, adding that such a qualifying criteria should be applicable prospectively for future cables as the existing consortium agreements have long been closed.
While Jio had not asked for the applicant ILDO to have an investment in the submarine cable system, it did reiterate that the regulator should set some net worth and experience criteria for eligibility since the applicant would be responsible for establishment and maintenance of systems and cable within the territorial jurisdiction of India.
Both Jio and Airtel had suggested that there needs to be a criterion for allowing a licensed International Long-Distance Operator (ILDO)\/Internet Service Provider (ISP) who wants to set up a CLS and terminate any submarine international cable in India over its CLS.
\u201cThe criteria should include minimum net worth and holding a minimum equity percentage (i.e. 10% stake or investment), either directly or indirectly in the proposed submarine cable\/consortium,\u201d Airtel said, adding that such a qualifying criteria should be applicable prospectively for future cables as the existing consortium agreements have long been closed.
While Jio had not asked for the applicant ILDO to have an investment in the submarine cable system, it did reiterate that the regulator should set some net worth and experience criteria for eligibility since the applicant would be responsible for establishment and maintenance of systems and cable within the territorial jurisdiction of India.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cIt is also important to ensure that only serious ILDOs should apply for CLS and it will be appropriate to introduce additional requirements of net worth and experience in telecom operations for seeking CLS and related permissions,\u201d Jio had said.