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Airtel has already seen significant Arpu growth through strategic customer migration to 4G/5G. Potential tariff hikes could further enhance revenue without the need for extensive new investments

Indus Tower expects the ongoing network expansion and 5G roll-outs, supplemented by the encouraging developments around a major customers fund raise to provide a fillip to companys growth.

Indus Towers Q4 results: The company has declared its quarterly results today.

The rally in Indus Towers was driven up improved collections, net tower additions and the fund-raise by Vodafone Idea.

Airtel denies Vodafone stake talks, stresses financial consolidation within regulations. Emphasizes Indus Towers' significance for Airtel's services a

Shares of Bharti Airtel were trading with gains of 0.42 per cent as of 10:30 am while Indus Towers shares were down 1.63 per cent. At the same time, Vodafone Idea was trading with losses of nearly 5 per cent, even as the benchmark indices were up 0.45 per cent.

Bharti Airtel is in talks to buy UK-based Vodafone Groups 21.05% stake in Indus Towers, potentially giving the Indian telecom operator a controlling stake, the Economic Times newspaper reported on...

Airtel is the biggest shareholder in Indus Towers, with a 47.95 percent stake. If it acquires Vodafone stake, Airtels shareholding in the tower company will climb to 69 percent

Bharti Airtel denies plans to increase its stake in Indus Towers, contrary to reports. Airtel asserts its commitment to maintaining Induss financial stability, crucial for its telecom infrastructure. Speculations of Airtel acquiring Vodafones stake could potentially grant it control, though Airtel refrains from such intentions.

Bharti Airtel on April 24 said it is not in talks to buy Vodafone UKs stake in Indus Towers, junking reports which said the telecom major was eyeing a controlling stake in the towers company