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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: Vodafone Idea<\/a>’s net loss for the fiscal fourth quarter narrowed to Rs 6418.9 crore from Rs 7990 crore sequentially, helped by lower interest and financing costs, even as the pace of its subscriber losses slowed.

Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped telco dipped marginally by 0.83% on-year, to Rs 10531.9 crore in the Jan-March quarter, the company said in its earnings release Thursday.

VIL’s revenue was in line with analyst estimates for revenue (Rs 10532.1 crore) while the net loss came in better than the average analyst estimates of Rs 7505.5 crore compiled by ET.

VIL’s average revenue per user (
ARPU<\/a>), an important performance matrix for telcos, was flat sequentially at Rs 135, in the absence of any tariff hikes. ARPU though was up 9.3% on year, backed by hikes late last year.

The telco managed to contain churn as it lost 2.7 million subscribers—versus 5.8 million in FYQ3—in the quarter ended March 31, 2023 to end the period with 225.9 million. The cash-strapped carrier continued to cede ground to rivals
Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>, both of whom added users. Vodafone Idea though added 1.1 million 4G users to end the quarter with 122.6 million. Per capita data usage grew 0.7% at 15.1 GB.

Vi shares closed 0.43% higher on the Bombay Stock Exchange Thursday at Rs 6.96. The results were announced after market hours.

“We are pleased to report annual revenue growth for the first time post –merger on the back of consistently improving performance for (the) last several quarters. We continue to see growth in ARPU and 4G subscribers,” Akshaya Moondra, chief executive, Vodafone Idea said in the earnings statement.

Vi’s revenue for FY23 was Rs 42180 crore, up 9.5% on year while net loss widened by 3.7% to Rs 28245.4 crore.

“We continue to remain engaged with our lenders for further debt fund raising as well as with other parties for equity or equity linked fund raising, to make required investments for network expansion, including 5G rollout,” Moondra added.

Vodafone Idea, India’s only loss-making private telco, is the only carrier yet to give a timeline for the launch of 5G services, which, analysts believe, will lead to further market share losses.

VIL’s efforts to raise Rs 20,000 crore via a mix of debt and equity have been unsuccessful for over a year now. It did see a glimmer of hope in the form of the government converting VIL’s accrued interest on deferred
AGR<\/a> and spectrum payment dues into equity amounting to 33.44%.

The conversion of accrued interest to equity has helped the telco reduce its interest and finance cost for the quarter by around Rs 1000 crore, analysts estimate.

The telco’s net debt reduced to 2.09 lakh crore as compared to Rs 2.22 lakh crore in the preceding quarter helped by the conversion of debt representing NPV of interest arising due to deferment of spectrum instalments and AGR dues into equity issued to the government, VIL said.

“The reduction in debt was expected after the interest conversion to equity by the government. The annual revenue jump is mainly because of the spike seen in the first two quarters of the fiscal because of the tariff hikes taken in November 2021. Once that effect peters out, it will be tough for the telco to maintain revenue momentum, as is seen Q3 and Q4,” said an analyst with a leading brokerage who asked not to be named.

In the absence of another round of tariff hikes, raising debt and equity and renegotiating and refinancing existing loans and terms , the telco’s prospects of recovery continue to diminish, analysts said. The existing debt as payable by March 21, 2024, stood at Rs8380.4 crore. The telco hasn’t defaulted on any of its financial obligations so far, and is negotiating and seeking support of vendors such as tower company Indus Towers to whom it owes around Rs7000 crore.

Vi’s deferred spectrum payment obligations stand at Rs 1.3 lakh crore and adjusted gross revenue (AGR) liability stands at Rs 65, 550 crore. Debt from banks and financial institutions stood at Rs 11, 390 crore.

Cash and cash equivalents rose to Rs 230 crore end-December from Rs 160 crore at December end. The company’s networth stood at negative Rs 73838.8 crore as at the end of the March quarter.

Capex spend continued to decline at Rs 560 crore in Q4 as compared to Rs 750 crore in Q3FY23.

Vi’s earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) improved to Rs 4210.3 crore, as compared to Rs 4180.8 crore in the fiscal third quarter.

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沃达丰(Vodafone)第四季度净亏损收窄,合并以来首次年度营收增长

FY23 Vi的收入是42180卢比,9.5%而净亏损扩大3.7%,至28245.4卢比。

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孟买:沃达丰的想法的第四财政季度净亏损收窄至6418.9卢比顺序从7990卢比,得益于低利率和融资成本,即使用户损失的速度放缓。

季度收入的现金拮据的电信同比小幅下降0.83%,至10531.9卢比Jan-March季度,该公司表示在其周四发布财报。

维尔的收入符合分析师预期收入(10532.1卢比),净亏损进来比分析师平均预估的7505.5卢比等编制的。

维尔的每用户平均收入(ARPU),电信公司的一个重要性能矩阵,顺序持平在135卢比,在缺乏任何关税上调。ARPU虽然上升了9.3%,去年年底得到提高。

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电信管理包含生产的580万年损失了270万subscribers-versus FYQ3-in截至3月31日,2023年与2.259亿年结束。资金短缺继续让与竞争对手依赖JioBharti Airtel都添加用户。沃达丰的想法虽然增加了110万4 g用户与1.226亿年第二季度结束。人均15.1 GB数据流量增长了0.7%。

Vi股价收涨0.43%,孟买证交所周四6.96卢比。结果是市场小时后宣布。

”我们很高兴报告年度营收增长首次合并后的持续改善的性能()持续几个季度。我们继续看到ARPU和4 g用户增长,“Akshaya Moondra,首席执行官,沃达丰的想法在收入声明中说。

FY23 Vi的收入是42180卢比,9.5%而净亏损扩大3.7%,至28245.4卢比。

“我们继续与银行进行进一步的债务融资以及与各方股权或股权融资,让网络所需的投资扩张,包括5 g推出,“Moondra补充道。

沃达丰的想法,印度唯一亏损的私营电信,是唯一的航空公司还没有给出一个时间表启动5 g服务,分析人士认为,将进一步导致市场份额的损失。

维尔的努力筹集20000卢比通过混合债券和股票目前已经成功了一年多。却看到一线希望政府的形式转换维尔对递延的应计利息AGR和光谱支付会费为股权达33.44%。

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应计利息转换成股本帮助电信降低其利益和财务季度成本约1000卢比,分析师估计。

电信的净负债减少到2.09十万的卢比相比上一季度的2.22十万的卢比的帮助下转换产生的债务代表感兴趣的NPV由于频谱分期付款和延期AGR会费到股票发行政府,维尔说。

“减少债务后预计利息由政府债转股。飙升的年收入主要是因为跳的前两个季度的财政,因为关税上调2021年11月。一旦彼得斯效应,这将是艰难的电信维护收入势头,看到第三和第四季度,分析师表示:“一位要求不透露姓名的主要经纪。

没有新一轮的税率,提高债券和股票重新谈判和再融资现有贷款条款,电信的复苏前景继续减少,分析师表示。现有的债务所支付的3月21日,2024年,站在Rs8380.4卢比。的电信没有拖欠任何金融义务到目前为止,谈判和寻求支持的供应商,如公司印度塔塔周围人欠Rs7000卢比。

六世的延迟谱付款义务站在多数1.3卢比,调整后的总收益(AGR)负债高达65卢比,550卢比。债务从银行和金融机构站在Rs 11, 390卢比。

现金和现金等价物升至230卢比宽限期结束12月从160卢比。公司的榜站在- 73838.8卢比第一季度末。

资本支出在560卢比在第四季度持续下降相比在Q3FY23 750卢比。

六世的利息、税收、折旧及摊销前利润(EBITDA)提高到4210.3卢比,相比第三财季的4180.8卢比。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: Vodafone Idea<\/a>’s net loss for the fiscal fourth quarter narrowed to Rs 6418.9 crore from Rs 7990 crore sequentially, helped by lower interest and financing costs, even as the pace of its subscriber losses slowed.

Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped telco dipped marginally by 0.83% on-year, to Rs 10531.9 crore in the Jan-March quarter, the company said in its earnings release Thursday.

VIL’s revenue was in line with analyst estimates for revenue (Rs 10532.1 crore) while the net loss came in better than the average analyst estimates of Rs 7505.5 crore compiled by ET.

VIL’s average revenue per user (
ARPU<\/a>), an important performance matrix for telcos, was flat sequentially at Rs 135, in the absence of any tariff hikes. ARPU though was up 9.3% on year, backed by hikes late last year.

The telco managed to contain churn as it lost 2.7 million subscribers—versus 5.8 million in FYQ3—in the quarter ended March 31, 2023 to end the period with 225.9 million. The cash-strapped carrier continued to cede ground to rivals
Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>, both of whom added users. Vodafone Idea though added 1.1 million 4G users to end the quarter with 122.6 million. Per capita data usage grew 0.7% at 15.1 GB.

Vi shares closed 0.43% higher on the Bombay Stock Exchange Thursday at Rs 6.96. The results were announced after market hours.

“We are pleased to report annual revenue growth for the first time post –merger on the back of consistently improving performance for (the) last several quarters. We continue to see growth in ARPU and 4G subscribers,” Akshaya Moondra, chief executive, Vodafone Idea said in the earnings statement.

Vi’s revenue for FY23 was Rs 42180 crore, up 9.5% on year while net loss widened by 3.7% to Rs 28245.4 crore.

“We continue to remain engaged with our lenders for further debt fund raising as well as with other parties for equity or equity linked fund raising, to make required investments for network expansion, including 5G rollout,” Moondra added.

Vodafone Idea, India’s only loss-making private telco, is the only carrier yet to give a timeline for the launch of 5G services, which, analysts believe, will lead to further market share losses.

VIL’s efforts to raise Rs 20,000 crore via a mix of debt and equity have been unsuccessful for over a year now. It did see a glimmer of hope in the form of the government converting VIL’s accrued interest on deferred
AGR<\/a> and spectrum payment dues into equity amounting to 33.44%.

The conversion of accrued interest to equity has helped the telco reduce its interest and finance cost for the quarter by around Rs 1000 crore, analysts estimate.

The telco’s net debt reduced to 2.09 lakh crore as compared to Rs 2.22 lakh crore in the preceding quarter helped by the conversion of debt representing NPV of interest arising due to deferment of spectrum instalments and AGR dues into equity issued to the government, VIL said.

“The reduction in debt was expected after the interest conversion to equity by the government. The annual revenue jump is mainly because of the spike seen in the first two quarters of the fiscal because of the tariff hikes taken in November 2021. Once that effect peters out, it will be tough for the telco to maintain revenue momentum, as is seen Q3 and Q4,” said an analyst with a leading brokerage who asked not to be named.

In the absence of another round of tariff hikes, raising debt and equity and renegotiating and refinancing existing loans and terms , the telco’s prospects of recovery continue to diminish, analysts said. The existing debt as payable by March 21, 2024, stood at Rs8380.4 crore. The telco hasn’t defaulted on any of its financial obligations so far, and is negotiating and seeking support of vendors such as tower company Indus Towers to whom it owes around Rs7000 crore.

Vi’s deferred spectrum payment obligations stand at Rs 1.3 lakh crore and adjusted gross revenue (AGR) liability stands at Rs 65, 550 crore. Debt from banks and financial institutions stood at Rs 11, 390 crore.

Cash and cash equivalents rose to Rs 230 crore end-December from Rs 160 crore at December end. The company’s networth stood at negative Rs 73838.8 crore as at the end of the March quarter.

Capex spend continued to decline at Rs 560 crore in Q4 as compared to Rs 750 crore in Q3FY23.

Vi’s earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) improved to Rs 4210.3 crore, as compared to Rs 4180.8 crore in the fiscal third quarter.

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