The company will use the proceeds of the deal with Brookfield 'solely' to repay debt
The tower sale deal along with the merger of RCom's wireless biz with Aircel - will reduce the company's debt by nearly 60% to Rs 17,000 cr
Answering shareholder queries on making technology easier for senior citizens, Reliance Communications Chairman Anil Ambani said at the company's annual general meeting on Tuesday that his role model, his mother, Kokilaben Ambani was active on all the major social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Pinterest. Citing her case, he said there was no age for learning, which was a lifelong process. Anil Ambani also said she kept asking him about what the next big thing would be. Her latest query to her younger son: "What is VR and how do you use it?" "If I don't answer her queries, she will send me a list of links which talk about virtual reality," quipped Anil Ambani.
Moody's said that estimations for RCOM's adjusted consolidated debt/EBITDA has deteriorated further during the quarter ended June, 2016
Both will have 50:50 stake in the new entity, brand name to be decided later
54-cr profit was posted for June quarter in FY17
The merged entity will have the second largest spectrum holding amongst all operators, aggregating 448 MHz
Cloud X WAN will provide cloud-based managed services worldwide across the company's proprietary Cloud X platfor
It is designed to take 'Digital India' from promise to fruition
It is offering 300 minutes of app-to-app calling for Rs 39
Sources in the know said Flag Telecom Singapore, a 100%-owned subsidiary of RCom, plans to acquire a company and set up a subsidiary in India
The stock was trading higher by 3% at Rs 48.95 on the BSE, in otherwise subdued market.
The call drop rate was at 4.8% for its 2G service and 5.5% for CDMA service
Companies to transfer Rs 14,000-crore debt each to new entity; sale of tower biz not contingent for merger
The company is trailing peers on the operational front
On May 31, Integrated Core Strategies (Asia) Pte. had purchased 18.48 million shares of RCom at Rs 46.96 per share.
Maxis Communications and Sindya Securities are shareholders of Aircel
RCom eyeing slightly higher share in new entity; talks are going on around actual shareholding
Analysts at Moody's further state that RCom continues to have a weak liquidity profile, and remains reliant on recurring covenant waivers from banks due to its high leverage
Moody's has cut the ratings outlook to 'negative' from 'stable'