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Bharti Airtel Share Price - How will the new corporate structure impact company stock? Zee Business has this EXCLUSIVE report zeebizindia@gmail.com (Zee Business) © Provided by Zee Business Telecom major Bharti Airtel is planning a new corporate structure. Want to know what it means for the company and what all is to be done? Zee Business’s Kushal Gupta has this detailed report. Gupta said that Bharti Airtel has announced a new corporate structure for the company and that is very interesting, Gupta said.   There is a growing focus now on the digital services and there will...

Broker’s Call: Sell Indus Towers | Updated on CMP: ₹254.25 The tenancy ratio of erstwhile Bharti Infratel — now known as Indus Tower after a scheme of amalgamation — peaked in FY17 to 2.34x and sharply fell to 1.87x in FY19, owing to mass exit of co-location after merger of Vodafone and Idea Cellular. Non-linear co-location addition has continued since FY19, which led to the tenancy ratio touching a 10-year low of 1.82x in Q3FY21. As the 5G launch in India is a couple of years away, telecom companies are working on the Open-RAN (Radio Access Network) model to minimise capex and focus...

Nifty has to hold above 14,900 level to extend its move towards 15,150 and then 15,250 levels, while on the downside immediate support exists at 14,850 and 14,700 levels.

The government will also come up with a PLI scheme to encourage production of laptops and tablets. Shares of telecom equipment makers such as Sterlite Technologies, Vindhya Telelinks, D-Link, HFCL, ITI, Indus Towers, Shyam Telecom and Tejas Networks rose in the range of 2-11 per cent after the Union Cabinet approved Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for telecom equipment makers. The Union Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved Rs 12,195 crore production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for the telecom and networking products in order to boost India's manufacturing capabil...

The changes would be effective from March 1.