With the Reliance Communications-Aircel merger being called off, where does the Anil Ambani-owned telco stand?

A strategic debt restructuring program (SDR) is the only option left for the Malaysia’s Maxis-owned telco that cannot adopt the bankruptcy ...

Anil Ambani-led co said it expects to monetisation tower, fibre and real estate assets along with optimisation of spectrum assets to reduce...

Following the report, shares of several lenders to Aircel also came under pressure.

Aircel itself has had turbulent times along with the Indian telecom space and I admire Kaizad Heerjee (Aircel CEO) for their effective turn...

The key operational creditors — those who have dues because they provide a service, not because they lent money — are Ericsson, GTL Infrast...

The NCLT also allowed Reliance Communications (RCOM) tower arm 51 per cent stake sale to Brookfield for Rs 11,000 crore.

The $6-billion merger of debt-ridden telecom operators RCom and Aircel has already received approvals from the Securities and Exchange Boar...

Both Bharti Infratel and Indus Towers on Thursday said they needed clarity on how their dues will be paid off by RCom if the merger goes th...

DoT told the tribunal that it would be appropriate for Aircel & RCom to take permission from SC since the issue with regard to 2G spectrum ...

The company has already received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), BSE Limited (BSE) and National Stock Exch...

The Anil Ambani-led telecom company agreed to sell a 51% stake in Reliance Infratel, the company’s tower unit, to Canada’s Brookfield Group...

"The RCom-Aircel merger will extend the consolidation drive, and competitive intensity will remain high," Harsh Jagnani, VP (Corporate Rati...

Gurdeep Singh, chief executive-consumer business at RCom, didn’t talk about specifics related to tower deal, but said the company was focus...

RCom and Aircel talks, if successful, would lead to formation of third largest telecom operator in the country with subscriber base of over...

As per CLSA, market leader Bharti Airtel had a 31 per cent revenue share at the end of September, No. 2 Vodafone was at 23 per cent and Ide...

They are exploring a range of options, including a possible merger with Tata Teleservices as well as infusion of addition equity from Maxis...