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期望提高价值40000卢比的部署自主开发4 g网站,满足债务责任:BSNL Purwar
Purwar,接受为期一年的延长额外收取照顾Mahanagar电话尼噶有限(MTNL)说,国有电信需要价值20000卢比的为了满足资本支出,和一个相同的金额偿还债务,至少未来三年。
“我们没有成功在土地货币化过程中由于Covid-19大流行,并希望主权担保每年直到过程回升,筹集资金,以减少债务并满足资本支出(资本支出),“BSNL主席普拉文·K Purwar告诉ETT乐动娱乐招聘elecom。
Purwar,接受为期一年的延长额外收取照顾Mahanagar电话尼噶有限(MTNL)说,国有电信需要价值20000卢比的为了满足资本支出,和一个相同的金额偿还债务,至少未来三年。
它早前计划monetiise土地资产价值约Rs 20000卢比,然而,并没有成为现实。
BSNL表示,其总债务负债高达近Rs 30000卢比,和电信目前会议运营费用,因为它使息税前利润(利息、税项、折旧和摊销)去年积极。
“我们正在与政府的广泛目标促进印度技术符合Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)野心,自本土技术并不是部署任何地方之前,这可能是一个商业风险,”高级官员表示,并补充说足够的资金将帮助满足即将到来的费用。
官方要求Rs 12500卢比部署100000年自主开发网站,和Rs 5000卢比传输网络设备,fiberisation, IT基础设施服务其用户基础。
一系列争议后,公共部门电信已经开始部署国产设备作为试点项目的一部分,以商业推出第四代或4 g服务。
政府延伸附加费的PK Purwar MTNL CMD直到2022年10月
Purwar MTNL顶部位置在五年半。
目前,塔塔咨询服务公司(TCS)支持的财团,包括远程信息技术开发中心(C-DoT)和总部设在班加罗尔的光辉网络,已经开始部署印度首任indiginous网络。
印度的电信研究翼C-DoT,作为协议的一部分,正在测试其核心网络和无线电设备由本土光辉网络与软件组件包括OSS / BSS TCS在安巴拉和昌迪加尔。
今年7月,孟买商业集团塔塔集团43.35%的股份光辉一笔1884卢比网络,在其野心进军电信设备业务利用当地网络设备。
在7月结束,BSNL有超过1.15亿手机用户,根据电信监管机构。它有10%的收入市场份额(RMS)在移动电话市场主要由私人部门等竞争对手依赖JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法。
在最近写给即将卸任的电信部长,安苏普拉卡什,BSNL Rs 17500卢比的最高官员寻求资本支出和Rs 19605卢比服务目前的财政和2024之间的债务。
BSNL寻求额外的资本支出从政府37105卢比,偿债:报告
BSNL CMD PK Purwar在一封给秘书安苏·普拉卡什说,电信需要资本支出的17500卢比之间FY22 FY24而需要19605卢比在同一时期对偿还债务的义务。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) is expecting a sovereign guarantee from the Centre to repay debt and meet out capital expenditure (capex) for the deployment of made in India next generation network since the land monetisation process has slowed down following the Coronavirus outbreak.\"We have not got success in land monetisation process due to Covid-19 pandemic, and want a sovereign guarantee on a yearly basis until the process picks up, to raise money to reduce debt and meet capital expenses (capex),\" BSNL chairman Pravin K Purwar<\/a> told ETTelecom.
Purwar, who received a one-year extension of additional charge to look after Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL), said that the state-owned telco would require Rs 20,000-crore to meet capex, and an identical sum to service its debt, for at least next three years.
<\/div><\/div>In September 2020, BSNL raised around Rs 8,500 crores through sovereign guarantee bonds in which public sector banks participated in the issue.
It had earlier planned to monetiise land assets worth about Rs 20,000 crores which, however, did not materialise.
BSNL said that its total debt liabilities stands at nearly Rs 30,000 crores, and the telco is currently meeting operating expenses since it has turned EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) positive last year.
\"We are working in tandem with the government's broad objectives to promote Indian technology in line with Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) ambition, and since the homegrown technology is not deployed anywhere earlier, this could be a business risk,\" the top official said, adding that sufficient funds would help meet out imminent expenses.
The state-run would require Rs 12,500 crores to deploy 100,000 indigenously-developed sites, and Rs 5,000 crores for transmission network equipment, fiberisation, and IT infrastructure to service its subscriber base.
Following a slew of controversies, the public sector telco has now started to deploy homegrown equipment as a part of pilot program, in a bid to commercially launch fourth-generation or 4G services.
It had earlier planned to monetiise land assets worth about Rs 20,000 crores which, however, did not materialise.
BSNL said that its total debt liabilities stands at nearly Rs 30,000 crores, and the telco is currently meeting operating expenses since it has turned EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) positive last year.
\"We are working in tandem with the government's broad objectives to promote Indian technology in line with Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) ambition, and since the homegrown technology is not deployed anywhere earlier, this could be a business risk,\" the top official said, adding that sufficient funds would help meet out imminent expenses.
The state-run would require Rs 12,500 crores to deploy 100,000 indigenously-developed sites, and Rs 5,000 crores for transmission network equipment, fiberisation, and IT infrastructure to service its subscriber base.
Following a slew of controversies, the public sector telco has now started to deploy homegrown equipment as a part of pilot program, in a bid to commercially launch fourth-generation or 4G services.