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Airtel & Tata Telcos pay first instalment of AGR liabilitiesPeople aware of the details told ET, the Department of Telecommunications has received over Rs 13,000 crore - around Rs 9,200 crore from Bh...- DoT rules out Vi-like relief for Airtel, Tata Teleservices; telcos must pay ₹10,000 cr AGR dues by March 31Bharti Airtel and Tata Teleservices face a March 31 deadline to pay approximately ₹10,000 cr in adjusted gross revenue dues. This payment i...
- Tata Teleservices hits 5% upper circuit; co shelves plan to allocate equity to govtIf the deal had gone through, it would have led to a dilution of all the existing shareholders, including the promoters – Tata group compan...
- Tata Tele opts for equity conversion; govt may get 9.5% stakeTata Teleservices has AGR dues of Rs 16,798 crore of which it has paid Rs 4,197 crore and had opted for the 4-year AGR and spectrum payment...
- Can Tata Teleservices plunge like Vodafone Idea tomorrow?Tata Teleservices on Tuesday said it will convert the interest on deferred AGR dues into equity shares, giving the central government a 9.5...
- Tata Tele opts for 4-year AGR payment moratoriumTata Teleservices, which has AGR dues of Rs 16,798 crore, has opted to avail of the 4-year moratorium on AGR payments
- Tatas add Rs 8,090 crore towards telcom liabilitiesTata Sons has recognised a provision of ₹8,090 crore for its telecom unit during the year ended March, taking the total provision for gross...
- Voda Idea, Tata Tele slump as SC rejects AGR plea, Bharti Airtel rebounds after initial fallShares of Telecom Services providers plunged as much as 10 per cent on Friday as the Supreme Court junked the plea by telecom companies on ...
- Supreme Court to rule on AGR calculation case on FridayA three-judge bench headed by Justice L. N. Rao comprising Justice Abdul Nazeer and Justice M.R. Shah had reserved its order at a hearing l...
- SC to rule on AGR 'calculation error' plea on ThursdaySC bench will rule on separate pleas filed in January by Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Tata Teleservices, seeking a modification of the ...
- Telcos won’t get 20 years to pay AGR dues if licences expireThe person said the government will insist that unless the licence is renewed, the telco will have to pay its statutory dues for the circle...
- Telcos had small army to help assess AGR duesEven as private cellular service operators scrambled to clear the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues before the Supreme Court’s hearing on M...
- Government collects Rs 32,000 crore in AGR and statutory dues since SC's rapThe windfall will help govt bridge its deficit at a time when revenue collection has taken a hit due to slump.
- Airtel’s own estimate puts AGR dues at a third of DoT demandAirtel has estimated its AGR dues at Rs 13,004 cr, compared with nearly Rs 40,000 cr as calculated by DoT.
- Tatas: AGR dues Rs 2,197 crore, not Rs 13,823 croreThe Tata Group has told the government that its share in the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues is Rs 2,197 crore only, which it has already...
- Telecom companies asked to submit self-assessed AGR dues calculationAll telcos need to pay their dues by March 17, as per a Supreme Court order. The DoT needs the details to reconcile the telcos’ calculation...
- DoT seeks AGR self-assessment details from Airtel, Voda Idea, Tata TeleThe government is asking Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Tata Teleservices to submit for examination documents detailing the basis of thei...
- DoT may send AGR notice to Tata Teleservices before Supreme Court hearingOn March 17, Supreme Court will hear modification pleas filed by Tata Teleservices, Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel on the AGR ruling. But ...
- Tata Tele pays Rs 2,197 crore as AGR dues"Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL) and Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Limited (TTML) have made a payment of Rs. 2,197 crore to the DoT towa...
- Voda Idea tells SC it can pay Rs 2,500 cr now, SC grants no reliefThe apex court did not grant Vodafone Idea any relief, dealing a big blow to the telco which has to pay Rs 53,000 crore to the government a...
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