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沃达丰集团、Aditya Birla集团可能注入新股本沃达丰的想法
Vi co-promoters,事实上,据信已承诺政府将采取一切必要措施确保Vi复活。直到目前为止,他们坚持自己的立场,不要把任何亏损的电信新股本。
孟买加尔各答|:英国沃达丰(Vodafone)Plc和Aditya Birla集团正在考虑各种选择,包括将在一些新股本沃达丰的想法(Vi),进一步构建对最近的救援方案和信号潜在的全球投资者,电信的未来是安全的。
接近ABG集团的消息人士表示尚未做出任何决定,但“新资本注入的利弊的讨论表”。电信的电池以来,这是银行和潜在海外投资者希望Vi co-promoters注入一些资本迅速展示他们锋利复兴电信和巩固政府搬到后的收益提供金融救助。
Vi co-promoters,事实上,据信已承诺政府将采取一切必要措施确保Vi复活。直到目前为止,他们坚持自己的立场,不要把任何亏损的电信新股本。沃达丰股价拥有44.39%在Vi ABG持有公司27.66%的股份。
发言人对Vi,沃达丰Plc和Aditya Birla集团没有回复直到截稿时间等查询。
除了潜在的投资者,六世的银行也把电信的推广者投入资金,也可能引发其他投资者注入资本。银行希望手头拮据的电信准备开始清理其即将到来的财务费,从12月开始。科塔克经纪证券估计Vi的总借款23400卢比,年度支付银行贷款利息为2600卢比。此外,电信是盯着6000卢比支付赎回不可自由兑换的债券(非传染性疾病),12月开始。
沃达丰的政府措施,提振信心想法投资者、员工的
“政府的支持会给投资者的信心和帮助犁基金公司,”他说,同时反驳观点的一些分析人士说,政府周三宣布救援计划可能不足以解决公司的长期流动性紧缩问题。
高级银行家Vi的银行支持的观点,说“政府做了自己的贡献,现在是时候对公司的发起人将新股并展示自己的电信的信心”。
即使苏尼尔•巴帝•米塔尔,对手Bharti Airtel主席最近告诉沃达丰集团首席执行官尼克读“加强”他们的贡献到公司。“这是真正的时间来贡献他们的钱,他们的资源,振兴陷入困境的公司。”
Vi股价收高0.56%至10.81卢比周二疯牛病。
业内人士意识到Vi的电池说银行从事与公司频繁的双边会谈,并希望筹资可能于12月份关闭本身如果co-promoters适当展示他们对Vi的长期商业前景的信心。
融资一直是一个挑战与薄弱的财务业绩亏损的Vi和快速流失的用户。ABG主席Kumar Mangalam贝拉不过,此前指责unviability电信业的电信背后的主要原因无法筹集25000卢比,尽管努力了近一年。
但集团一位高管告诉ET上周救援计划通过政府现在将给Vi的投资者的信心支持电信,这将有助于犁基金公司。
股票期权:沃达丰主意可能成为政府实体后暂停期间,印度工业信贷投资银行证券说
政府正致力于一种机制,将Vi和其他电信公司选择将利息的税在四年的禁令为股权属于中心。这是除了政府拥有的选项将会费的一部分转化为股本。
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<\/figure>Kolkata | Mumbai: UK\u2019s Vodafone<\/a> Plc and Aditya Birla Group are considering all options, including putting in some fresh equity into Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi), to further build on the recent relief package and signal to potential global investors that the telco's future is secure.
Sources close to ABG group said no decision has been taken yet, but \u201cthe pros and cons of a fresh capital infusion are back on the discussion table\u201d. This is since the telco\u2019s battery of lenders and prospective overseas investors want Vi\u2019s co-promoters to inject some capital quickly to demonstrate their keenness to revive the telco and consolidate the gains after the government moved to provide financial relief.
Vi\u2019s co-promoters, in fact, are believed to have committed to the government that they will take all necessary steps to ensure Vi is revived. Till date, they had stuck to their stance not to put in any fresh equity in the loss-making telco. Vodafone Plc owns 44.39% in Vi while ABG holds 27.66%.
<\/div><\/div>The possible change in stance of Vi\u2019s promoters come after the government allowed a four-year moratorium on adjusted gross revenue (AGR) and spectrum payouts, which is estimated to give Vi a shade over Rs 1 lakh-crore in potential cash flow relief. Weighed down by Rs 1.91 lakh-crore of debt and with a cash balance of just Rs 920 crore, Vi is widely expected to opt for the deferred payment and benefit the most from it. The government has also recently introduced a BIll to scrap the retrospectrive tax amendment that was introduced back in 2012, which could end the decade-old tax dispute between UK's Vodafone Group and the Indian government.
Spokespersons for Vi, Vodafone Plc and the Aditya Birla Group did not reply to ET queries till press time.
Apart from potential investors, Vi\u2019s lenders are also pushing the telco\u2019s promoters to put in funds, which could trigger other investors to also pump in capital. Lenders want the cash-strapped telco to be prepared to start clearing its upcoming financial dues, starting December. Brokerage Kotak Securities estimates Vi\u2019s total borrowings at Rs 23,400 crore and its annual payout towards interest on bank loans at Rs 2,600 crore. Further, the telco is staring at a Rs 6,000 crore payout towards redemption of non-convertible debentures (NCDs), also starting December.
Spokespersons for Vi, Vodafone Plc and the Aditya Birla Group did not reply to ET queries till press time.
Apart from potential investors, Vi\u2019s lenders are also pushing the telco\u2019s promoters to put in funds, which could trigger other investors to also pump in capital. Lenders want the cash-strapped telco to be prepared to start clearing its upcoming financial dues, starting December. Brokerage Kotak Securities estimates Vi\u2019s total borrowings at Rs 23,400 crore and its annual payout towards interest on bank loans at Rs 2,600 crore. Further, the telco is staring at a Rs 6,000 crore payout towards redemption of non-convertible debentures (NCDs), also starting December.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cIt\u2019s time Vi\u2019s promoters infuse some capital and signal their intent to rebuild the company to complement the relief package\u2026such a move would also give potential overseas PE investors the confidence to participate and close Vi\u2019s long pending fundraise that would also help it clear its upcoming financial dues,\u201d a person close to a prospective US private equity investor told ET.