Telecom companies that bought spectrum in the 2G auction of November last year would lose around Rs 4,000 crore
The government is set to carry out a performance review of companies that have opted for corporate debt restructuring (CDR).
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After RBI's missive on proxy lending to builders, it's time to reshuffle.
Trai data show the company has no subscribers in Uttar Pradesh East & West and Bihar
The intra-city cable leasing deal will give RCom Rs 1,200 crore, which will be used to clear some of its debt.
Rs 50,000-cr loans for 15,000-Mw projects could be heading for restructuring.
The Welspun group's energy business has plans to set up solar energy parks across four states.
SBI was slow in filing and following up on winding-up cases.
In the next three years, Tata Power will invest anywhere between $150-200 million.
Significant investors in government bonds FIIs have been net sellers since May 22.
They can wait, as RBI has indicated the bonds could be linked to CPI in future.
SBI says recovery process on as no court stay yet.
Analysts say the next phase of growth for telecom operators would be driven by data businesses, as voice call rates have stabilised and growth in subscriber numbers has reached a point of stagnation.
Bank issues public notice with photograph in Reid & Taylor default case.
The operator was acquired four years earlier by Essar, when the latter had more telecom ventures, such as the 33 per cent stake in Vodafone Essar, and also owned telecom towers.
Welspun now wants to shift focus back on the core business of steel and pipes rather than the big-ticket infrastructure sector.
The company plans to leverage its presence in rural areas; looking at off-grid solar products as well
They have sought data from these companies on loss absorption capacity in case of a fall in gold prices and higher defaults.
Five to eight per cent of projects from the loan portfolio of L&T Infrastructure Finance face a payment problem, says its chief executive officer, Suneet K Maheshwari.
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