The quarterly results announcement by Reliance Industries and HDFC will be the major market mover today. Analysts expect a dent in RIL's retail and energy verticals in the June quarter
The firm, however, posted an over 2x jump in profit before tax (PBT) of Rs 372 crore for the quarter ended June (Q1) before exceptional items
Consolidated revenue rose to Rs 23,939 crore in the three months ended June 30, compared with Rs 20,738 crore a year ago
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The expiry of derivative contracts of the July series tomorrow may keep today's session volatile
Mittal said the government should look at rationalising levies on the sector and "close long-standing legal disputes that are a big drag on the performance of operators"
Mittal was re-appointed as Chairman of the company for a period of five years with effect from October 1, 2016 till September 30, 2021
The rising demand for high-speed data has escalated the need for 5G services in one of the world's largest telecom markets
Commentary on ARPU trajectory and non-telecom business will be the key monitorables, say analysts
Bharti Airtel chairman says dispute over payments has caused 'significant distress' to the industry
The consolidated profit after tax for the quarter was down 21 per cent at Rs 704 crore from Rs 887 crore in the same period last year.
Last year, India Inc sealed deals worth $88.88 billion in the January-July period, but this year the total transactions are $56.73 billion, fueled mainly by RIL-Jio deals
Hughes has worked closely with the UK Government through its Hughes Europe division, which is headquartered outside of London, and sister company EchoStar Mobile Limited
Indian company's revenue grew in constant currency terms across all key business segments
They said the subscribers of the plans constitute only a small portion of overall customer base
Telecom sector has spent years fighting regulatory and legal battles. They could have been better spent on serving the customers and strengthening the network, writes Sunil Bharti Mittal
With a charge of Rs 18/min for voice calls to free voice calls now, and a burgeoning subscriber base, India's telecom sector has come a long way. We look at the men who made all of this possible
It's been through dizzying peaks, troughs, policy U-turns, court battles, brutal competition, and daily controversies
On July 31, 1995, mobile telephony began in India at Rs 16.80 a minute peak tariff. Now, most local voice calls are free, a market which has the largest subscriber base in the world after China
Bharti Airtel has renewed its agreement with Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson to manage pan-India network operations, the companies said in a joint statement