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沃达丰想法冲动点释放15000卢比银行担保
“沃达丰表示需要释放银行担保自AGR费自己推迟了四年,”一位高级政府官员告诉ET。”该公司也希望顶端法院命令的日期的政府被冻结,直到日期计算AGR费。”
“沃达丰表示需要释放银行担保自AGR费自己推迟了四年,”一位高级政府官员告诉ET。”该公司也希望顶端法院命令的日期的政府被冻结,直到日期计算AGR费。”
沃达丰(Vodafone)想法的论点是,由于政府的救援计划允许该公司支付其AGR会费后四年,也通过一个选项来确保偿还本金到期金额转换成政府进一步股权在公司里,没有必要继续持有银行担保,这位官员说,解释了承运人的观点。
该公司没有回应电子邮件发送等。
点,在政府的宣誓书,盯住六世的AGR费在58254卢比。这包括许可证费用和频谱使用电荷(往下)FY2016-17要求计算。在这些杰出的金额、利息、罚款和利息损失计算到2019年10月,政府说。
费,Vi已经支付了7854卢比。10的运营商,其盈利报告,虽然挂钩AGR费在64620卢比,保理的额外利息和罚款计算点的计算过渡时期。
政府作为电信宣布救援计划的一部分,允许电信公司推迟9月光谱以及调整后的总收益(AGR)费四年,连本带息偿还。它也将BG需求等法定会费执照费用80%。
这位官员补充说,点“检查”Vi的要求。
英国地质调查局的回归将增加银行的资本池,允许现金拮据的电信像Vi访问更多的贷款,以投资于其4 g网络更好的与强大竞争对手信实Jio和Bharti Airtel,并遏制其用户的损失。它也需要资本采取有意义的参与即将到来的5 g频谱拍卖。
沃达丰提出Rs1,443卢比在印度河塔通过出售2.4%
英国电信,举行了印度28.1%的股份,周三表示,将出售2.4%的股权在周四通过一块交易,也与塔公司最大的股东出售另外4.7%。人们意识到这件事告诉ET, Bharti Airtel这是股东。
Vi,现金余额1500卢比,净债务在December-end十万的1.97卢比,一直在与大量的私人股本机构如美国阿波罗全球和凯雷股权和债务融资约10亿美元,因为它看起来扭转颓势。其promoters-UK沃达丰集团和Aditya Birla集团(ABG)——也将参与股权融资。
上周,沃达丰集团2.4%的股份出售印度塔通过阻止交易,提高超过1400卢比。它还将另一个4.7%的股份卖给Bharti Airtel,这可能潜在的净在3000卢比。从这些销售所得将被注入到沃达丰的想法。ABG主席库玛贝拉Mangalam预计也将投资约2亿美元的资本注入Vi,等报告。
同时,六世也在考虑出售海外可转换债券筹集7.5亿至10亿美元(5550 - 7400卢比)最早报道。操作员已经任命印度国家银行资本市场谈判贷款价值20000 - 23000卢比的重组,电信将于未来四年内偿还。
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<\/figure>Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) has sought release of bank guarantees (BGs) worth around Rs 15,000 crore, held up with the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) against the telco\u2019s adjusted gross revenue (AGR<\/a>) dues. The cash-strapped telco has also sought freezing of the AGR dues on the day of the Supreme Court<\/a> judgement of October 24, 2019.\u201cVodafone has expressed the need to release bank guarantees since the AGR dues themselves have been deferred by four years,\u201d a senior government official told ET. \u201cThe company also wishes that the date of the apex court order in favour of the government be frozen as the date till which to compute the AGR dues.\u201d
Vodafone Idea\u2019s contention is that since the government\u2019s relief package has allowed the company to pay its AGR dues after four years and also secure the repayment through an option to convert the principal due amount into further government equity in the company, there was no need to keep holding onto the bank guarantees, the official said, explaining the carrier\u2019s point.
<\/div><\/div>The telco has told DoT that its potential investors were seeking these finer details as the loss-making telco races to tie up external funding by its self-mandated March end deadline. Vi\u2019s board is scheduled to meet in March 3 to consider its fund raising options.
The company did not respond to an email sent by ET.
The DoT, in its affidavits to the government, has pegged Vi\u2019s AGR dues at around Rs 58,254 crore. This included licence fees and spectrum usage charge (SUC) demands calculated up to FY2016-17. On these outstanding amounts, interest, penalty and interest on penalty was calculated up to October 2019, the government has said.
Of its dues, Vi has already paid over Rs 7,854 crore. The operator, in its October-December earnings statement, though pegged its AGR dues at Rs 64,620 crore, factoring in additional interest and penalty calculations on top of DoT\u2019s computations for the interim period.
The government as part of the telecom relief package announced in September had allowed telcos to defer spectrum as well as adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues by four years, to be repaid with interest. It had also cut BG requirements against statutory dues such as licence fees by 80%.
The official added that the DoT is \u201cexamining\u201d Vi\u2019s request.
The company did not respond to an email sent by ET.
The DoT, in its affidavits to the government, has pegged Vi\u2019s AGR dues at around Rs 58,254 crore. This included licence fees and spectrum usage charge (SUC) demands calculated up to FY2016-17. On these outstanding amounts, interest, penalty and interest on penalty was calculated up to October 2019, the government has said.
Of its dues, Vi has already paid over Rs 7,854 crore. The operator, in its October-December earnings statement, though pegged its AGR dues at Rs 64,620 crore, factoring in additional interest and penalty calculations on top of DoT\u2019s computations for the interim period.
The government as part of the telecom relief package announced in September had allowed telcos to defer spectrum as well as adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues by four years, to be repaid with interest. It had also cut BG requirements against statutory dues such as licence fees by 80%.
The official added that the DoT is \u201cexamining\u201d Vi\u2019s request.
<\/div><\/div>The DoT though has already started to return some BGs. ET reported on December 3 that the department has returned BGs worth around Rs 2,500 crore and Rs 4,000 crore to Vi and Airtel<\/a>, respectively. Vi has said that at any time, the DoT has some Rs 23,000-25,000 crore worth of BGs furnished by the telco.
Return of BGs will add to the banks\u2019 capital pool, allowing a cash-strapped telco like Vi access to more loans as it seeks to invest in its 4G network to better compete with stronger rivals Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, and stem its subscriber losses. It also needs capital to take a meaningful part in the upcoming 5G spectrum auctions.
Return of BGs will add to the banks\u2019 capital pool, allowing a cash-strapped telco like Vi access to more loans as it seeks to invest in its 4G network to better compete with stronger rivals Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, and stem its subscriber losses. It also needs capital to take a meaningful part in the upcoming 5G spectrum auctions.