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- Bharti Hexacom shares jump 12% post listing. Should you buy, sell or hold?The listing pop was expected after it received an overwhelming response, as the issue was subscribed to a whopping almost 30 times. The qua...
- JM Financial initiates coverage on newly-listed Bharti Hexacom, signals 38% upsideJM Financial projects significant growth for Bharti Hexacom Ltd (BHL) with a buy recommendation, aiming for a target of Rs 790. BHL's stron...
- Bharti Hexacom shares list at 32% premium over issue priceBharti Hexacom shares listed at a 32.5% premium on BSE and NSE, after attracting strong interest from non-institutional investors. The IPO ...
- Bharti Hexacom IPO allotment to be finalised soon. Here's how you can check statusAfter a robust response for the IPO, Bharti Hexacom is likely to finalise the share allotment today. The issue was booked 86 times at close...
- Bharti Hexacom IPO opens this week. 10 things to know before subscribing to the issueBharti Hexacom IPO: The company has fixed a price band of Rs 542-570 per share for its maiden public offer. At the upper end, the company p...
- Bharti Hexacom pegs IPO price band at Rs 542-570 a shareBharti Hexacom has pegged Rs 542-to-570 per share price band for its upcoming Rs 4,275 crore initial public offering (IPO) thqt opens April...
- Bharti Hexacom IPO opens April 3; TCIL to halve stake in co to 15%Bharti Hexacom IPO on April 3, TCIL divests 15%. Bharti Airtel keeps 70%. ₹5,000 crore revenue expected. BofA's view on wireless services p...
- Airtel waives off first right of refusal for TCIL's stake in Bharti HexacomBharti Airtel has waived its right of first refusal to acquire a 30% stake in Bharti Hexacom from state-owned Telecommunications Consultant...
- Bharti Hexacom IPO likely to fetch centre ₹10,000 croreAirtel has reportedly appointed a clutch of investment banks, including Axis Capital, SBI Caps, IIFL and ICICI Securities to start the IPO ...
- Government considering divesting 10% stake in Telecom Consultants of India LtdThe Telecom Commission will meet on February 18 to consider listing TCIL by divesting a 10% stake.
- DoT asks TCIL to revisit proposal to exit from JV with Bharti in RajasthanBharti owns a 70 per cent stake in the JV and the remaining 30 per cent is with Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL).
- DoT may ask Bharti for 20 per cent dividend in Bharti HexacomThough the TCIL board had been looking to exit for a while, it has decided to stay invested in light of Hexacom's strong performance.
- Government not to sell 30% stake in Bharti HexacomTelecom department has shelved plans to sell government's 30% stake in mobile phone company Bharti Hexacom, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel.
- Airtel to list JV to provide TCIL with exit optionBharti Airtel has offered to list its subsidiary, which offers mobile services in six northeastern states (excluding Assam) and Rajasthan, ...
- Govt defers TCIL's stake sale in Bharti HexacomLast month, Bharti Airtel withdrew its bid to buy out the government's 30 per cent stake, citing undue delay in the sale process.
- Govt's plan to exit Bharti Hexacom put on holdThe govt's plan to exit mobile phone company Bharti Hexacom has been put on hold after the cabinet secretary KM Chandrasekhar asked the tel...
- Bharti may have to pay 1,800 cr for TCIL's 30% stake in subsidiaryAt present, TCIL owns 30% in Hexacom. The consultants appointed by TCIL to oversee its exit from Bharti Hexacom have said the reserve price...
- Govt set to exit Bharti arm as ministries clear 30% stake saleThe decks have been cleared for the sale of the government’s 30% holdings in Bharti Hexacom, a subsidiary of the Bharti Airtel.
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