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Vodafone Idea is exploring satellite partnerships to enhance rural connectivity. The move follows Starlink deals by competitors like Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio, causing a 5% stock rise.

Vodafone Idea Explores Satellite Partnerships

Vodafone Idea is in talks with satellite providers like Starlink, aiming to boost rural connectivity. This follows similar moves by competitors such as Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio, lifting Vodafone's stock by nearly 5%.

Vodafone Idea explores satellite partnerships amid competitor moves

Vodafone Idea is exploring satellite partnerships, including with Starlink, following deals by competitors like Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio. The move aims to enhance connectivity in rural areas, boosting Vodafone Idea's stock by nearly 5%.

Vodafone Idea has initiated exploratory discussions with several satellite communication providers, including Starlink, the telecom company announced on Wednesday.
This move comes shortly after its competitors in the Indian telecom sector secured deals with Starlink, the satellite internet division of Elon Musk&rsquo;s SpaceX.
The announcement follows a request for clarification from Indian stock exchanges regarding recent movements in Vodafone Idea's stock and a report from the financial news outlet Moneycontrol.
In response, shares of Vodafone Idea experienced a nearly 5% increase on Wednesday.
"Our goal is to extend services&mdash;both fixed and mobile&mdash;to underserved areas where satellite technology is particularly effective," Vodafone Idea&rsquo;s Chief Technology Officer, Jagbir Singh, explained to Moneycontrol.
He further outlined the strategy of delivering fixed wireless broadband in rural locales and smaller towns, areas where traditional service rollouts would be costly.
This announcement comes on the heels of agreements between SpaceX's Starlink and Indian telecom giants Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio. These agreements position Starlink to deliver internet services in India, contingent upon receiving government approvals.
As part of their agreements, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio will stock Starlink equipment in their retail outlets, providing the US-based satellite communications company with thousands of distribution points throughout India.
Vodafone Idea&rsquo;s exploration into satellite collaboration underscores an increasing trend among Indian telecom operators to harness satellite technology to enhance connectivity, particularly in remote and rural areas.

As all eyes are on the rollout of 5G services in the country, Vodafone Idea is still facing trouble in finalising deals for 5G equipment supplies and tower tenancies with vendors.
According to ET reports, the tower company, Indus tower has called on Vodafone Idea (Vi) to clear its dues or else run the risk of losing access to its towers from November.
Vi's mobile services to its over 255 million subscribers could be seriously disrupted if Indus blocks tower access to the cash-strapped telco.
According to reports, Vi's accumulated dues to tower firms is estimated upwards of ₹10,000 crore, of which it's reckoned to owe well over ₹7,000 crore to Indus and the balance to American Tower Co (ATC).
The loss-making operator's problems regarding dues are delaying its 5G launch plans, thus leaving it vulnerable to further loss subscribers to stronger rivals like Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, say experts. 

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As all eyes are on the rollout of 5G services in the country, Vodafone Idea is still facing trouble in finalising deals for 5G equipment supplies and tower tenancies with vendors.
According to ET reports, the tower company, Indus tower has called on Vodafone Idea (Vi) to clear its dues or else run the risk of losing access to its towers from November.
Vi's mobile services to its over 255 million subscribers could be seriously disrupted if Indus blocks tower access to the cash-strapped telcom.
According to reports, Vi's accumulated dues to tower firms is estimated upwards of ₹10,000 crore, of which it's reckoned to owe well over ₹7,000 crore to Indus and the balance to American Tower Co (ATC).
The loss-making operator's problems regarding dues are delaying its 5G launch plans, thus leaving it vulnerable to further lose subscribers to stronger rivals like Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, say experts.&nbsp;

The government could pick up some stake in the beleaguered Vodafone Idea Ltd by converting a part of its dues.
This is in line with the centre's effort to keep investors confident about the telco's future.
A decision could be taken by the Cabinet on Wednesday, but there’s no certainty, a report by The Economic Times said. The government may also keep the option of converting more of those dues into equity after four years, subject to conditions, it added.
Vodafone Idea's total gross debt as of June 30 was Rs 1.92 lakh crore, comprising deferred spectrum payment obligations of Rs 1.06 lakh crore and AGR liability of Rs 62,180 crore that are due to the government. 
Debt from banks and financial institutions was Rs 23,400 crore. A report by Business Today said a consortium of banks led by State Bank of India (SBI) have called on the Indian government to give debt-laden Vodafone Idea more time to clear its tax dues and spectrum fees.

Vodafone Idea: Govt to pick stake?

The government could pick up some stake in the beleaguered&nbsp;Vodafone&nbsp;Idea Ltd by converting a part of its dues.

Vodafone Idea's total gross debt as of June 30 was Rs 1.92 lakh crore

The government could pick up some stake in the beleaguered&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/govt-becomes-the-largest-shareholder-in-vodafone-idea-move-to-ensure-survival-for-telco-1641871991523" target="_blank">Vodafone&nbsp;Idea Ltd</a> by converting a part of its dues.
This is in line with the centre's effort to keep investors confident about the telco's future.
A decision could be taken by the Cabinet on Wednesday, but there&rsquo;s no certainty, a report by The Economic Times said.&nbsp;The government may also keep the option of converting more of those dues into equity after four years, subject to conditions, it added.
Vodafone Idea's total gross debt as of June 30 was Rs 1.92 lakh crore, comprising deferred spectrum payment obligations of Rs 1.06 lakh crore and AGR liability of Rs 62,180 crore that are due to the government.&nbsp;
Debt from banks and financial institutions was Rs 23,400 crore. A report by Business Today said a consortium of banks led by State Bank of India (SBI) have called on the Indian government to give debt-laden Vodafone Idea more time to clear its tax dues and spectrum fees.

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