Network vendor Sterlite, two investment firms also in the frame, but owners said to favour sale to single suitor
Network vendor Sterlite, two investment firms also in the frame, but owners said to favour sale to single suitor
Lack of asset sale progress leaves Indian telco with 90 days to reach a deal with lenders
Around the world in 80 seconds – We take a look at some of the biggest stories from across the global telecoms industry this past weekend
India’s fifth largest mobile operator has applied for bankruptcy
Sunil Mittal reveals telcos have had ‘conversations’ in the past
Another Indian mobile operator is planning its exit from the market, but it will likely split up its assets among rival players
Telcos call off tie-up due to ‘inordinate delays’ in approvals process; RCom outlines further plans for debt reduction
Mobile operators clear another big hurdle to forming joint venture serving 177 million customers.
Deal to create country’s fourth-largest mobile operator clears major hurdle.
50:50 joint venture will be country’s third-largest mobile operator, generate INR200 billion in synergies.
India’s largest mobile operator says it has secured relevant approvals for spectrum deal, final two circles to close at a later date.
Some see deal by end-June; RCom working on finalising migration of CDMA base in July.
Indian operator talks up substantial progress as deadline is pushed back to 22 June.
Indian mobile market leader to pay 462 million for 2.3-GHz frequencies in eight circles.
Indian operator to hold exclusive discussions with rival’s shareholders for a further 60 days, having made ‘good progress’ to date.
Indian telcos to merge mobile assets under new brand, according to press report.
Indian operator working on acquisition of 2.3-GHz frequencies in a bid to boost its 4G coverage area.
Deal would potentially propel Reliance Communications from fourth to second place in Indian mobile market.
Possible merger would reportedly see Aircel pare nt Maxis take biggest stake in what would be India’s second-largest mobile operator.
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