Videocon Telecom

Videocon will offer 4G service at 2G rates

Videocon Telecom on Thursday said it has plans to invest Rs. 1,200 crores over three years on high-speed 4G mobile services to be launched in UP and Bihar by December at rates at par with 2G and 3G Internet services.

Videocon Telecom to invest Rs 1,200 cr over next 3 years for 4G rollout

Videocon Telecom will be investing over Rs 1,200 crore in the next three years for 4G rollout in 29 cities

Earnings: Videocon Q3 sales up 34% on rise in GSM revenue

Videocon Telecom posted a 34 percent increase in revenue to Rs 489 crore for the third quarter ended 31 December, 2014 due to rise in mobile services revenue.

Ready to sell stake, give away management control in Videocon Telecom: Dhoot

The company, which had over 86 lakh telecom subscribers at the end of November 2014, has spectrum in seven circles, offers services only in Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Gujarat.

Centre plans to finalise spectrum charges before auction

Today is last date for submitting applications to take part in the spectrum auction and withdrawals are allowed until 27 January.

Trai to release spectrum trading recommendations before 25 Jan

The TC meeting is scheduled for January 25 to discuss key issue of spectrum usage charge and other pending policy issue on which the fate of upcoming spectrum auction is depended.<br /><br />

Telecom Commission to meet in 2-3 days to finalise spectrum fee

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India had in September recommended levying a uniform spectrum usage charge (SUC) of 3 percent of the revenues earned by mobile operators from April 1, 2014 and keeping the upper limit of SUC at 5 percent.

2G spectrum: Videocon gets six circles for Rs 2,222 cr

Today was the second day of the spectrum auctions, which had begun on Monday.

Videocon withdraws Rs 220 cr CDMA bid

Multiple industry sources confirmed this move, saying Videocon has already submitted papers to the Department of Telecom (DoT).

2G auction: Is Videocon proxy for Reliance Industries?

It would be better off for Reliance to acquire a mid-sized company, given the limited presence of Videocon Telecommunications