TRAI Drive Test: Reliance Jio Leads Mobile Network Performance in Mizoram, Airtel Follows with Strong 5G Speeds
TRAI Drive Test: Reliance Jio Leads Mobile Network Performance in Mizoram, Airtel Follows with Strong 5G Speeds
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TRAI Drive Test: Reliance Jio Leads Mobile Network Performance in Mizoram, Airtel Follows with Strong 5G Speeds
Sterlite Technologies has won a patent dispute in Europe against Japan's Fujikura, a competing maker of optical fibre and cable technology.
Bharti Airtel has fixed July 24 as the record date for its highest-ever dividend payout, a signal that management is confident in the cash the telecom business is generating.
RailTel has won a work order worth close to Rs 18.5 crore from the Uttar Pradesh IT and Electronics Department, adding to its government contract pipeline.
Nomura is examining whether Bharti Airtel's increased stake in Indus Towers offsets the risk that Reliance Jio may not renew all of its tower tenancies, a question for Airtel's investment income rather than its core telecom business.
HFCL will invest Rs 950 crore over two years to expand optical fibre cable production and has launched a new brand, OptiQ AI, to sell its optical connectivity gear to hyperscale and AI data centre customers.
Nomura has raised its target price for Bharti Airtel, citing the telecom major continued average revenue per user expansion and its strengthening enterprise and home broadband segments. The upgrade reinforces Airtel position as a beneficiary of India two-player telecom duopoly, where rational pricing and 5G investments are translating into sustained revenue growth without the disruptive competitiv
Bharti Airtel bought an extra 16.3% of Airtel Africa, taking its stake to about 79%. Owning more of the growing, profitable subsidiary lifts the Africa earnings attributable to Bharti's shareholders.
The Indian government granted Bharti Airtel a Rs 10,500 crore relief on One Time Spectrum Charges, reducing the company's outstanding regulatory debt obligation. The waiver directly improves Airtel's cash position and reduces the financial burden that has weighed on its balance sheet alongside ongoing network investment.