After a \"classic merger\" without a single pink slip to hand over and a restructuring deal with Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi), the worst is over for Indus Towers<\/a>, among the world's largest telecom infrastructure companies, which is now looking to leverage the upcoming 5G rollouts and also explore diverse revenue options, chief executive Bimal Dayal<\/a> said.

Speaking to ET, Dayal said that all the private and publicly owned telcos are talking about 5G, and they are also catching up with each other in different circles.

\"With the technology uplift that will take place with 5G...What better time than this to easily say we have a good amount of tailwinds happening,\" the Indus top executive said in his first interview since taking over as the CEO of a merged
Bharti Infratel-Indus<\/a> entity.

\"There is a lot of catching up which operators have to do over the other. If you have an X operator who is leading in Y circle, you have two or three operators who are doing the trailing and catching up... that obviously provides growth to us as well.\"

Indus Towers<\/a> improved its receivables position in the March quarter as a result of restructuring the security package received from Vodafone earlier this year, Dayal said.

\"From Vi's perspective, they have been living up to their commitments within their security package restructuring... And it was restructured in such a way that it came as part of the equity into Vi... an odd Rs 3,400 crore we received as part of that,\" said Dayal.

Under the restructuring package, Vi needs to make regular payments, else Indus can draw on the Rs 440 crore residual amount from
Vodafone Group<\/a>'s stake sale in the tower company, which netted the UK major over Rs 3,800 crore.

Vodafone Group has previously said it has the option to contribute the residual proceeds to Vi before July 15.

\"Any residual proceeds that are not contributed to Vi will be available to Indus until 19 November 2022 to guarantee Vi's obligations under the master service agreement.\"

Vodafone Idea has been \"fulfilling those commitments... This arrangement is up till July 15, and we will see what happens after that,\" Dayal said. \"We are encouraged by the discussions which have been taking place on the Vi front, and on their funding.\"

<\/p>

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Airtel buys Vodafone’s 4.7% stake in Indus Towers for Rs 2,388 crore<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Indus Towers net profit rises 34% to Rs 1,829 crore<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Dayal also addressed the frequent churn in the company's ownership, saying it doesn't affect the core tenet of the company, which is to remain unbiased and serve clients on a first-come-first-serve basis.

\"We remain neutral as ever before. We had both
Airtel, Vodafone and Idea<\/a> operating out of the same boardroom pre-merger, and they were fiercely competing in the room,\" he said.

All three private telcos plus BSNL and
MTNL<\/a> use Indus's towers.

\"I think this is one of the tasks as the CEO, to insulate the two (operations and ownership) and remain neutral and true to the registration as a IP1 company,\" he added. Government provides IP1 licences to infrastructure companies on grounds that it provides services in a non-discriminatory manner.
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最糟糕的是;印度塔探索收入选项:CEO Bimal新德里

根据重组方案,沃达丰的想法需要定期支付,其他印度可以利用440卢比残留量从塔的沃达丰集团的股权出售公司,进了英国主要在3800卢比。

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合并后“经典”没有一个解雇通知书交给和重组处理沃达丰的想法(Vi),最糟糕的时期已经过去印度塔,在世界上最大的电信基础设施公司,现在想要利用即将到来的5 g还发布和探索多样化的收入选项,首席执行官Bimal新德里说。

等,新德里说,所有私营和国有电信公司正在谈论5 g,同时他们也赶上彼此在不同的圈子里。

“与技术提升,将5克……有什么比这更好的时间轻松地说我们发生了大量的顺风,“印度河高管说上任以来首次接受采访,地点在他的首席执行官合并Bharti Infratel-Indus实体。

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印度塔提高了应收账款在第一季度由于重组安全包收到沃达丰(Vodafone)今年早些时候,新德里说。

“从Vi的角度来看,他们已经履行承诺在他们的安全包重组……重组以这样一种方式,它作为股权的一部分进入第六……我们收到一个奇怪的3400卢比作为其中的一部分,”新德里说。

根据重组方案,Vi需要定期支付,否则印度可以利用440卢比的残留量沃达丰集团在塔公司的股权出售,赚英国主要在3800卢比。

沃达丰集团此前表示,选择剩余收益有助于Vi在7月15日之前。

“任何剩余收益不导致Vi将提供给印度直到2022年11月19日保证六世主服务协议下的义务。”

沃达丰的想法是“履行这些承诺……这样的安排是到7月15日,我们将看看会发生什么之后,”新德里说。“我们鼓励讨论已发生在六方面,和他们的资金。”

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新德里还解决了频繁的生产公司的所有权,说它不影响公司的核心原则,保持公正,按先来后到的顺序给客户服务。

“我们像以前保持中立。我们有两个Airtel,沃达丰(Vodafone)和想法收购操作相同的董事会,他们在房间里激烈的竞争,”他说。

所有三个私人电信公司BSNL和MTNL使用印度的塔。

“我认为这是一个任务作为CEO,使两个(操作和所有权)和保持中立和真实注册IP1公司,”他补充道。政府提供IP1基础设施公司牌照的理由是它在非歧视性的方式提供服务。
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After a \"classic merger\" without a single pink slip to hand over and a restructuring deal with Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi), the worst is over for Indus Towers<\/a>, among the world's largest telecom infrastructure companies, which is now looking to leverage the upcoming 5G rollouts and also explore diverse revenue options, chief executive Bimal Dayal<\/a> said.

Speaking to ET, Dayal said that all the private and publicly owned telcos are talking about 5G, and they are also catching up with each other in different circles.

\"With the technology uplift that will take place with 5G...What better time than this to easily say we have a good amount of tailwinds happening,\" the Indus top executive said in his first interview since taking over as the CEO of a merged
Bharti Infratel-Indus<\/a> entity.

\"There is a lot of catching up which operators have to do over the other. If you have an X operator who is leading in Y circle, you have two or three operators who are doing the trailing and catching up... that obviously provides growth to us as well.\"

Indus Towers<\/a> improved its receivables position in the March quarter as a result of restructuring the security package received from Vodafone earlier this year, Dayal said.

\"From Vi's perspective, they have been living up to their commitments within their security package restructuring... And it was restructured in such a way that it came as part of the equity into Vi... an odd Rs 3,400 crore we received as part of that,\" said Dayal.

Under the restructuring package, Vi needs to make regular payments, else Indus can draw on the Rs 440 crore residual amount from
Vodafone Group<\/a>'s stake sale in the tower company, which netted the UK major over Rs 3,800 crore.

Vodafone Group has previously said it has the option to contribute the residual proceeds to Vi before July 15.

\"Any residual proceeds that are not contributed to Vi will be available to Indus until 19 November 2022 to guarantee Vi's obligations under the master service agreement.\"

Vodafone Idea has been \"fulfilling those commitments... This arrangement is up till July 15, and we will see what happens after that,\" Dayal said. \"We are encouraged by the discussions which have been taking place on the Vi front, and on their funding.\"

<\/p>

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Airtel buys Vodafone’s 4.7% stake in Indus Towers for Rs 2,388 crore<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Indus Towers net profit rises 34% to Rs 1,829 crore<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Dayal also addressed the frequent churn in the company's ownership, saying it doesn't affect the core tenet of the company, which is to remain unbiased and serve clients on a first-come-first-serve basis.

\"We remain neutral as ever before. We had both
Airtel, Vodafone and Idea<\/a> operating out of the same boardroom pre-merger, and they were fiercely competing in the room,\" he said.

All three private telcos plus BSNL and
MTNL<\/a> use Indus's towers.

\"I think this is one of the tasks as the CEO, to insulate the two (operations and ownership) and remain neutral and true to the registration as a IP1 company,\" he added. Government provides IP1 licences to infrastructure companies on grounds that it provides services in a non-discriminatory manner.
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