Vodafone Idea reports consolidated loss of Rs 6438.8 cr in Dec quarters

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With the AGR demand, well, it's only a matter of time before VFI goes to the ICU. Sad! 😟
 
In the meantime they are doing nothing to gain confidence of customers. With their so called cluster by cluster approach of network upgradation/integration they are loosing customers exponentially. What can customers do if they are aggressive in cost cutting.
 
Guys, do you think vodafone idea can survive even after getting AGR bailout package? They were already making close to 5k crore loss every qtr with or without AGR PROBLEM. This is huge by any large company standards even.
 

I think they might manage to just pay off the principal

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Vodafone Idea may borrow from Oaktree Capital against its Indus Towers stake - ET BFSI

Oaktree Capital is a foreign financial company working aggressively in distressed funds has agreed to pay funds to Vodafone Idea against the potential realisation from the stake sale in advance, ETBFSI learned from sources close to the development.
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And then pay off the remaining interest and penalties in installments over the next 15 years, maybe manage to get a little waiver from the government.

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Vodafone Idea says it will take 15 years to pay AGR dues, asks DoT for Rs 8,000-cr GST refund

The telco has to pay dues of about Rs 57,000 cr, as per DoTs estimates, but has so far paid only Rs 3,500 cr.
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For the Vodafone Group, Vodafone Idea seems to be very important.

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The billion-dollar question before Vodafone Group

Based on Statista data for 2019, Vodafone has 17.2 million subscribers in the UK, 29.5 million in Germany, and over 13.7 million in Spain. Without Voda Idea, the Group will become smaller than Airtel and Jio.
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In a fresh letter , vil demands floor price to be set at 35/GB, 50Rs. Fixed connectivity charge and 6 paise iuc charge . Well interesting how much of this sounds logical to DCC which will take call tomorrow on releif to telcos...
 
Is there any effective way to know in which all places their network integration has completed?
 

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