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    Vodafone UK may offer Rs 2,000 crore equity topup to Vi

    Vi may also make more substantial payments to Indus towards cutting its dues after the telco raises debt of ₹23,000-25,000 crore through term loans as planned, analysts added. After the recent sale of its 18% stake in Indus, UK's Vodafone holds 3.1% of the tower company and is said to be in talks with Bharti Airtel to sell these shares, people familiar said.

    Promoter selling can cross Rs 1 lakh crore mark as retail investors buy using MFs

    With retail investors continuing to be on a buying spree using the mutual fund route, the trend of stake sale by promoters in NSE500 companies looks on track to cross the Rs 1 lakh crore mark.

    Buy Hindalco Industries, target price Rs 779: Prabhudas Lilladher

    Hindalco Industries Ltd., incorporated in the year 1958, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 151619.70 Crore) operating in Metals - Non Ferrous sector.

    Buy Hindalco Industries, target price Rs 791: Geojit

    Hindalco Industries Ltd., incorporated in the year 1958, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 153990.51 Crore) operating in Metals - Non Ferrous sector.

    Indian rupee hits new lifetime low against US dollar. Are record block deals the culprit?

    The Indian rupee fell to a lifetime low of 83.62 against the US dollar on Thursday. Record block deals worth Rs 23,000 crore on Wednesday, which included Vodafone Plc's stake sale in Indus Towers, is said to be among the triggers behind the INR slide. The local currency had closed at 83.4550 in the previous session.

    Indus Towers releases pledge to enable UK’s Vodafone to sell 18% stake in tower company

    While Indus Towers has released a pledge on a significant portion of Vodafone's stake, enabling an 18% sale, it retains a secondary pledge on the remaining 3.06%. This move stems from a security agreement established during the merger of Bharti Infratel and Indus Towers, wherein Vodafone's stake served as collateral for a $1.4 billion loan taken in 2019 to finance participation in Vodafone Idea's rights issue.

    The Economic Times
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