Bharti Airtel has clarified that the discussions with the Tata Group for a potential DTH merger are still in the early stages. The telco has also announced a partnership with Ericsson for 5G core technology, marking a significant step in its technological
AirtelTata GroupDth Merger5g TechnologyEricssonReal Estate NewsFeb 26, 2025
The DTH merger talks between Airtel and the Tata Group are currently at a discussion stage. Both parties are exploring a potential transaction to combine their DTH businesses.
Airtel has partnered with Ericsson to deploy 5G core technology, which will enable a seamless transition to a full-scale 5G Standalone network. This collaboration includes the deployment of Ericsson's Signaling Controller and 5G Standalone-enabled Charging and Policy solutions.
Airtel's stock snapped a six-session losing streak on Tuesday, closing 2.55% higher at Rs 1,641.60. The trading volume was lower than the two-week average, and the market capitalisation stood at Rs 9,36,048.43 crore.
Airtel's stock has a price-to-equity (P/E) ratio of 62.44, a price-to-book (P/B) value of 9.66, earnings per share (EPS) of 26.29, and a return on equity (RoE) of 15.47. Promoters hold a 53.11% stake in the company.
No, the Indian equity markets will remain closed today due to the 'Mahashivratri' holiday. They will resume trading on Thursday.
Market tech analysts Soni Patnaik, Mitessh Thakkar, and F&O analyst Rajesh Palviya recommend these stocks for short-term gains.
Raymond Ltd's board has approved the demerger of its real estate business, Raymond Realty Ltd, to attract new investors and strategic partners.
Get ready to explore the best of Nagpur's real estate market at Credai's annual property expo, featuring properties ranging from ₹15 lakh to ₹5 crore.
Hyderabad's real estate sector has witnessed the sharpest decline in housing sales among nine major cities in India during the July-September quarter.
In a significant move targeting high-value properties, the GST Council has proposed raising the threshold for affordable housing to Rs 55 lakh. This decision is expected to impact the luxury real estate market, leading to higher costs for premium projects
The Bombay High Court has imposed a cost of ₹1.5 lakh on the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) and the Solapur Municipal Corporation for retaining land without proper acquisition for 37 years. The bench emphasized the importance o