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Weak signals for Indus Towers after unfavourable SC verdict for Vi

VIL is the second-largest tenant of Indus Towers and this could put stress on the tower company, by reducing tower tenancy ratios and further delaying repayment of dues

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Devangshu Datta Mumbai

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An adverse judgment by the Supreme Court will impact Vodafone Idea (VIL) unfavourably and in turn, may have a negative impact on Indus Towers too. The tower company also faces stiffer competition and potential loss of rental revenues.

The Supreme Court has rejected a curative petition for adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues to be recalculated. This leaves VIL with a net AGR debt of $8.5 billion equivalent (Rs 70,300 crore) as of the April-June quarter (Q1) of financial year 2025 (FY25) (of which about 20 per cent is the principal) in addition to spectrum dues

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