By using 5G network slicing, Airtel is testing whether differentiated connectivity can coexist with India's content-neutral net neutrality framework
At $10 billion valuation, the listing could would put Airtel Money among the largest IPOs on a European exchange in recent years. London is the most likely location for the listing of Airtel Money.
The telecom operator told the government its priority postpaid plans are compliant with TRAI and DoT norms and do not degrade service quality for prepaid users
Bharti Airtel has defended its new "Priority Postpaid" service before a Department of Telecommunications (DoT) panel, asserting that the offering, powered by 5G network slicing, neither violates net neutrality norms nor degrades service quality for prepaid users. According to the submission made by Airtel in response to a clarification sought by the Committee on Communications and Information Technology, the company said not allowing the use of mainstream features of 5G to offer services will jeopardise the potential of 6G in the country. "Priority Postpaid is implemented in a content-neutral manner and is fully consistent with the existing TRAI and DoT framework. There is no blocking, throttling, content-specific prioritisation, zero-rating, or preferential treatment of any application," Airtel said. Airtel had launched "Priority Postpaid" plans on May 19, which promise consistent speed even in crowded markets for postpaid customers. "Airtel Priority feature does not degrade the .
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Sunil Bharti Mittal's phased succession roadmap aims to ensure leadership continuity, shareholding stability, and long-term growth at Bharti Airtel
Despite a modest rise in quarterly revenue, Vodafone Idea continues to lose ground in India's telecom market as Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel consolidate dominance
Bharti Airtel briefly surpassed HDFC Bank in market capitalisation during intra-day trade as the telecom major continued to outperform the private lender this year
Telecom major plans sharper focus on fibre rollout and pricing strategy as West Asia crisis and rising equipment costs weigh on profitability
Promoter shareholding in Bharti Telecom to rise to over 51% through buybacks, dividends
Sunil Bharti Mittal, founder and chairman of Bharti Enterprises, during Airtel's Q4 earnings concall, said that he wishes to Bharti Telecom holding 51% stake in the Gurugram-headquartered telco.
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Telecom major reports strong revenue growth and higher ARPU, while profits decline amid a high base and continued network investments
Bharti Airtel will issue shares to promoter group firm ICIL in a cashless transaction that strengthens its indirect holding in Airtel Africa
However, the company's profit grew by 10.48 per cent sequentially from ₹6,630 crore
Q4FY26 company results: Firms including ata Motors Commercial Vehicles, Hindustan Petroleum, DLF, and TVS Holdings are also to release their January-March earnings today
Stocks to watch today: Jewellery stocks, Tata Power, RVNL, Airtel, Cipla, Dixon Technologies, Dr Reddy's, Berger Paints are among others that will remain in focus today.
Bharti Airtel is expected to report steady Q4FY26 earnings supported by strong subscriber additions, 4G/5G upgrades, broadband growth, and improving Arpu
Airtel Africa profits up 147%, ARPU up xx%; Capex for FY27 at $1.1 bn
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