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Airtel收购沃达丰(Vodafone) 4.7%的股份在印度河Rs2,388卢比
Airtel 2月25日表示,它已同意收购印度塔从沃达丰集团4.7%的股份的现金。根据协议,英国沃达丰公司必须投资收益的想法(维尔),进而应该用这些钱来明确其电信塔公司支付欠款。
用这个,沃达丰(Vodafone)将提高Rs3,831卢比的通过出售印度最大的电信塔公司7.1%的股份。资金将注入的现金匮乏的印度合资公司沃达丰(Vi),这是拼命扭转其运作筹集资金和更好的在市场上竞争。
根据协议的一些子公司沃达丰集团,包括欧元太平洋证券有限公司,附近的旅馆及其单位荨麻基础设施,该交易将“执行Rs每股187.88协议中议定价格公式为基础,聚集Rs 23880 .62百万,在满足所有条件”如前所同意了,“苏尼尔•Mittal-led承运人在一份声明中说。Airtel目前持有41.7%的股份印度河。
Airtel 2月25日表示,它已同意收购4.7%的股份从沃达丰印度塔现金。根据协议,英国沃达丰公司必须投资收益的想法,进而应该用这些钱来明确其电信塔公司支付欠款。在那一天,印度河股价上涨4.11%,至214.20卢比。
2月25日宣布,前几天在印度河沃达丰出售2.4%通过一块秘密交易投资者Rs1,443卢比,或每股226.84卢比。
当时,旅馆没有分享股份的财务条款购买但说购买”将在一个有吸引力的价格,代表一个重要的折扣,通常情况下,用于这种大块的事务”。它还补充说,承运人是保护与限制价格的价格是低于块印度河沃达丰出售的股票。
股权收购将提高Airtel在印度河的控股46.43%,沃达丰的持股比例将降至21%。沃达丰(Vodafone)曾表示,它正与几个当事人出售剩余的股份。
沃达丰理念倡导者敦促政府加快股权转换
”见过官员和高管说,转换将有助于加快带来潜在投资者,”一位高级政府官员说,要求不透露姓名。
英国公司和印度Aditya Birla集团- VI的两个发起人通过优惠计划投资4500卢比每股13.30卢比的分配。,沃达丰集团将投资3375卢比,筹集的资金来偿还部分出售其股份印度河的城楼。
额外Rs10,000卢比将通过股票或债券或混合,沃达丰的想法。
Airtel塔的最大股东公司表示,它将看机会套现股份印度河在适当的时候。它补充说,它还将确保“塔公司的病情已经稳定,任何新的战略和金融投资者/ s有能力继续为旅馆”的关键需求。
Airtel表示与将来可能引入5 g,它认为需要更多的基础设施,印度塔将会扮演重要的角色,因此其业务增长。
印度河,184748塔和335106主机代管,公布净利润1571卢比,12月季度较上年同期上涨了16%,与电信公司增加更多的地点利用强劲的数据需求在继续流行。
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<\/figure>New Delhi: Bharti Airtel<\/a> said on Friday that it would pay Vodafone Group Plc<\/a> around Rs2,388 crore, or Rs187.88 a share, to buy the UK telecom major\u2019s 4.7% stake in Indus Towers<\/a>.With this, Vodafone<\/a> would be raising Rs3,831 crore by selling 7.1% stake in India\u2019s largest telecom tower company. The funds will then be infused in its cash-strapped Indian joint venture, Vodafone Idea (Vi), which is desperately trying to raise money to turn around its operations and better compete in the market.
According to a pact between some affiliates of the Vodafone Group<\/a>, including Euro Pacific Securities Ltd, and Airtel<\/a> and its unit Nettle Infrastructure, the deal will be \u201cexecuted at Rs 187.88 per share basis the agreed price formula in the agreement, aggregating to Rs 23,880.62 million, upon fulfilment of all conditions\u201d as previously agreed,\u201d the Sunil Mittal-led carrier said in a statement. Airtel currently holds a 41.7% stake in Indus<\/a>.
<\/div><\/div>The tower company\u2019s shares closed 4.9% lower at Rs203.25 on the BSE Friday. Airtel\u2019s stock ended 0.4% higher at Rs709.25, while Vi lost 0.6% to end at Rs10.11.
On February 25, Airtel said it had agreed to buy a 4.7% stake in Indus Towers from Vodafone in cash. Under the deal, the UK company must invest the proceeds in Vodafone Idea, which in turn should use the money to clear its payment arrears to the telecom tower company. On that day, Indus shares closed 4.11% higher at Rs 214.20.
A few days before the February 25 announcement, Vodafone sold 2.4% in Indus via a block deal to undisclosed investors for Rs1,443 crore, or Rs 226.84 a share.
Back then, Airtel did not share financial terms of its stake buy but said the purchase \u201cwould be at an attractive price, representing a significant discount, typically, available for such large block transactions\u201d. It added that the carrier was also protected with a capped price which was lower than the price for the block of Indus shares sold by Vodafone.
The stake purchase will boost Airtel\u2019s holding in Indus to 46.43%, while Vodafone\u2019s stake will drop to 21%. Vodafone has previously said it was talking to several interested parties to sell its remaining stake as well.
On February 25, Airtel said it had agreed to buy a 4.7% stake in Indus Towers from Vodafone in cash. Under the deal, the UK company must invest the proceeds in Vodafone Idea, which in turn should use the money to clear its payment arrears to the telecom tower company. On that day, Indus shares closed 4.11% higher at Rs 214.20.
A few days before the February 25 announcement, Vodafone sold 2.4% in Indus via a block deal to undisclosed investors for Rs1,443 crore, or Rs 226.84 a share.
Back then, Airtel did not share financial terms of its stake buy but said the purchase \u201cwould be at an attractive price, representing a significant discount, typically, available for such large block transactions\u201d. It added that the carrier was also protected with a capped price which was lower than the price for the block of Indus shares sold by Vodafone.
The stake purchase will boost Airtel\u2019s holding in Indus to 46.43%, while Vodafone\u2019s stake will drop to 21%. Vodafone has previously said it was talking to several interested parties to sell its remaining stake as well.
<\/div><\/div>The British telco\u2019s successive stake sales in Indus are part of the efforts to infuse capital into loss-making VI, which has been struggling to compete in the market against Reliance Jio and Airtel.