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Voda Idea shares fall on rating downgrade, pare losses to end 2% higher

The stock slumped 13.12 per cent to its 52-week low of Rs 3.31 apiece on BSE

AGR verdict: Reliance Jio says telcos have sufficient capacity to pay dues

It also slammed the Cellular Operators Association of India for writing ex-parte to the government on the financial distress in the sector

Jio in letter war with COAI over telecom stress

Based on current data, analysts said Bharti Airtel had enough opportunity to monetise and pay the AGR dues

Telecom stocks in focus: Voda Idea hits record low, Bharti Airtel dips 1%

In another development, Reliance Jio on Wednesday attacked incumbent operators, saying it disagreed with "the threatening and blackmailing tone" of the COAI's letter against the SC's judgement on AGR

CARE downgrades rating on Vodafone Idea's loans in view of SC's AGR verdict

The ratings continue to be tempered by high debt level, declining subscriber base trends, regulatory risks and prevalent intense competition in the Indian telecom industry

CARE downgrades rating on Vodafone Idea's NCDs, long-term bank facilities

Earlier on Wednesday Fitch Ratings placed Bharti Airtel Ltd on 'rating watch negative' over unpaid regulatory dues arising from a recent Supreme Court ruling

Didn't seek any debt revamp, paying dues on time, clarifies Vodafone Idea

'We continue to pay all our debts as and when these fall due,' the Vodafone Idea spokesperson said

Vodafone Idea reaches out to lenders for debt revamp as losses mount

The distress at India's No. 2 phone operator deepened last week after the nation's top court ordered it to pay about $4 billion in past dues, dealing a fresh blow to the struggling business

India's telecom sector is staring at decimation, thanks to state action

The Supreme Court has ordered the companies to pay the government not just the dues but a hefty penalty -- as well interest on both

Govt sets up panel of secretaries to help ease stress in telecom sector

The committee, led by Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, will have secretaries from finance, law, telecom ministries

COAI urges govt to prioritise AGR issue, suggest relief in 60 days

With the telecom sector staring at a massive payout following a Supreme Court order, the government has constituted a Committee of Secretaries to work out a financial bailout package

AGR order: Telcos seek interest, penalty waiver, 10 years to pay principal

With the telecom sector staring at a massive Rs 1.4 trillion payout following a Supreme Court order, it asked the government not to press for AGR dispute payment in its entirety

Jio's move to charge for off-network calls may help telcos raise tariff

Analysts largely see this as a positive for the sector, saying it will allow Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea to increase their rates as well

Supreme Court gives telecom companies 3 months time to clear AGR dues

Apex court had upheld government definition of AGR, said telcos must pay licence and fine applicable

AGR verdict: Jio emerges winner as Airtel, Voda Idea face $7 billion bill

The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered phone operators in the country to pay the government a combined Rs 920 billion in past airwaves and license fees

Vodafone Idea plunges 35% in two days as SC rules out AGR definition change

The stock hit a new low of Rs 3.66, down 15% on Friday, and has tanked 84% thus far in the calendar year 2019.

Why the SC verdict on AGR does not validate Indian telecom licensing regime

It is time to abandon the logic of telecom levies on operator revenues

Blow to telecom service providers as SC rejects plea over AGR definition

SC says all revenues except termination fee and roaming charges will form part of AGR

AGR or spectrum? What's a bigger drag on telecom operators' finances?

Trai says a reduction in AGR will allow more investment in telecom sector, but DoT argues the same can be ensured if Trai agrees to reduce spectrum reserve price at auctions

Blow to Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea as SC rules out AGR definition change

The two telecom providers will now have to pay Rs 50,000 crore to the Department of Telecommunications