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Jio IPO vs Airtel shares: Which telecom giant offers greater valuation comfort to investors?The Rs 30,213-crore public offering comprises an entirely fresh issue of 27 crore shares. If completed as planned, it will become India’s l...
Jio IPO fever grips telecom stocks: Airtel, Vodafone Idea & others rise up to 4%Telecom stocks rose sharply on as investors focused on Jio Platforms’ upcoming IPO and its implications for sector valuations. Nomura estim...
Reliance Jio IPO at Rs 10 lakh crore valuation: What analysts see in the price bandReliance Jio has announced its IPO price range, setting it between Rs 1,065 and Rs 1,119 per share. With a massive valuation of around Rs 1...
Jio IPO may trigger Reliance’s next big re-rating. Why Religare sees 47% upsideReliance Industries could see a valuation re-rating as Jio Platforms’ proposed Rs 30,000 crore IPO brings greater transparency to its digit...
Airtel withdraws four prepaid plans, Rs 299 users face 16% price hikeBharti Airtel has removed four prepaid plans, impacting subscribers of the Rs 299 pack. These subscribers now face a higher cost for simila...
Pay more for data as telcos phase out entry-level plansMobile users in India will soon face higher costs for accessing data. Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel have removed their low-cost plans. Vod...
Telcos' switch to full-fledged tech companies inevitable: Azhar Sayeed, Red Hat"It's a universal trend...but in India, there are probably a few more levels. The telco to techco transformation has to happen. It's not an...
Telecom, tech companies will inevitably twin to beat low ARPU – Red Hat Tech ChiefTelecom operators such as Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have been calling for tariff hikes, claiming that India is at the bottom in terms...
Airtel withdraws extra data benefit in-app coupons on certain packs to avoid confusionEarlier, while announcing revision in tariffs, Airtel in a statement had said it has always maintained that the mobile Average Revenue Per ...
Jio withdraws low-value prepaid packs; Rs 98 is now the starting recharge voucherTelco’s bundled recharge packs now start at Rs 98, Rs 19, Rs 52 plans removed after IUC recovery bid
Telcos performance diverging in face of Jio's growth: FitchJio's entry has so far impacted all the telcos, forcing mergers and bankruptcy filings.
Reliance Jio earns black belt once again, posts net profit of Rs 510 crore in March quarterThe Mukesh Ambani-owned firm reports profit for second quarter in a row helped by strong user additions despite fall in ARPU.
Earning result analysis: Dish TV IndiaDish TV India's peers such as Tata Sky and Airtel Digital launched Rs99 channel pack which included free-to-air channels with good response...
Dish TV records Rs 3.1 crore net for FY15, boosted by digitisation, price hikesAfter posting losses for four fiscals ending FY14, DTH company Dish TV India has recorded net profit of Rs 3.1 crore for FY15.
Mobile data growth a key driver for Bharti Airtel in Q1Bharti Airtel’s 3G customer base doubled to 12.5 million on yearly basis, as the same quarter last year the company had 6.2 million custome...
- ARPU data shows spectrum price in India costlier than other nations
The reserve price for spectrum bids suggested by the telecom regulator is exorbitant compared with what carriers in the West paid, accordin...
- Indian mobile services market to reach $ 30 bn in 2016: Gartner
India's mobile subscriber base is forecast to reach 696 million connections in 2012, up nine per cent from 638 million in 2011.
- Bharti improves employee efficiency even as ARPUs skid
Bharti Airtel has reported improved employee efficiency of its mobile services division during the March ’09 quarter at a time when cutthro...
- Idea set to ring in ops in Mumbai
Idea Cellular is close to launching operations in Mumbai, which generates the highest avaerage revenue per user (ARPU) in India.
- India's mobile user growth exceeds China: TRAI
Registering a phenomenal rise, mobile subscriber’s annual growth rate in India is around 85 per cent since 1999, ahead of China, which post...