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SREI Infrastructure Finance may write off Rs 360 crore as 2 debtor companies enter liquidationIn its application, SREI Infrastructure said the loans were issued in 2015 and were pending part repayment, said two people familiar with t...- Tata Teleservices in talks with ATC to exit Viom Networks for Rs 4K croreTata Teleservices' stake in Viom Networks came down to 26 per cent after ATC acquired majority stake in the company and merged its existing...
- Government clears ATC buying 51% stake in Viom for Rs 5,856.51 croreThe Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs today cleared the proposal of ATC to acquire 51 per cent stake in Viom Networks for Rs 5,856.51 c...
- CCI approves ATC's Rs 7,635-crore stake buy in Viom NetworksUS-based American Tower Corp has got CCI approval to acquire a majority stake in telecom tower firm Viom Networks for Rs 7,635 crore in an ...
- Open for more acquisitions across Asia: Amit Sharma, American Tower CompanyATC has signed pact to acquire 51 per cent in Viom Networks at total enterprise value of around Rs 21,000 crore, including debt of about Rs...
- American Tower Corp may acquire Viom Networks in Rs 21,000 crore dealATC will pick up 51% stake in Viom Networks complicated, multi-tier transaction that values the latter at Rs 20,000-21,000 cr, including it...
- Viom Networks pushes back IPO plans to April 2016 as market turn sluggishThe possibility of Viom exploring alternate capital raising avenues comes after its talks with ATC failed over valuations.
- Viom Networks plans IPO of Rs 25,000 crore by year end, revives stake sale talksSunil Kanoria, director at Viom and a joint owner of the company through Srei Infrastructure, said both the stake sale and IPO options are ...
- American Tower Corp emerges as leader in race for Viom with Rs 19,000-crore bidWhile Malaysian telecom company Axiata has dropped out, others in the race include private equity firms Carlyle and Providence.
- American Tower Corp likely to bid for Tata Teleservices-owned Viom NetworksAmerican Tower Corp is working towards a bid for Viom Networks, the telecommunications tower company majority-owned by Tata Teleservices.
- Tata Teleservices may reduce Viom stake by halfSrei Group may reduce stake too as telecom tower company looks to raise Rs 1,500 crore
- Viom poaches 3 telecom sector executives, bolsters leadership teamViom Networks, India's second largest mobile tower firm, has poached three senior telecom industry executives to reinforce its top deck.
- Quippo bids Rs 3,000 crore for Banglalink's tower businessSREI group-promoted Quippo has made a nearly Rs 3,000-crore bid for the tower business of Bangladesh's second-largest mobile operator, Bang...
- Telenor's exit from India to hit Viom Networks revenuesViom Networks could lose nearly a quarter of its rental revenues if Telenor group exits India, or is unable to win airwaves in the upcoming...
- Viom Networks in talks with Telenor for Bangladesh tower dealViom Networks is in talks to close a $300-million deal with Telenor Group to manage around 8,000 towers for its Bangladesh mobile arm.
- Tata Teleservices, SREI in talks to sell stake in tower joint venture Viom NetworksViom is India's No. 2 telecom tower company after Indus Towers with 38,500 towers and the largest number of reported tenants per tower.
- Viom Networks looks beyond India for profitabilityIndia's second-largest telecom tower company Viom Networks is going global in search of profitability as revenues shrink and debts mount.
- Viom Networks opts out of race to acquire Reliance InfratelViom Networks has decided not to initiate formal discussions as it feels Reliance Infratel's reported valuation of $5 billion is unrealisti...
- Vodafone may sell extra towers to Bharti, IndusVodafone Essar may sell the telecom towers in the seven service areas outside the Indus Towers agreement to Bharti Airtel or Indus Towers, ...
- Wireless TT sells 11% for Rs 1,420 crThe sale proceeds will be used to completely retire debt in the company which has been renamed Viom Networks, Sunil Kanoria, director, told...
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