RCOM has taken all required steps towards enabling the settlement and remains fully committed to make the payment to Ericsson from the proceeds of the Spectrum sale (3/3)
The Hon’ble Supreme Court has given 4 weeks’ time to file its response to the contempt petition filed by Ericsson. Thereafter, Ericsson has been given one week’s time to file its rejoinder. The matter will be taken up for hearing thereafter (1/3)
The DoT approval is pending from 7 August 2018, for which RCOM has moved a contempt petition against DoT before the Supreme Court which is listed on Monday, 7January, 2019 (5/5)
It is deeply regrettable that Ericsson India Private Limited (Ericsson), an operational unsecured creditor, is attempting a trial by media and sensationalizing issues, as evidenced in recent media reports (1/5)
RCOM has taken all required steps towards enabling the settlement and remains fully committed to make the payment to Ericsson from the proceeds of the Spectrum sale (4/5)
RCOM and
Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd. have extended the validity of the agreements
signed on 28th December 2017 for sale of Towers, Fiber, MCNs and
Spectrum of RCOM and its affiliates to 28th June 2019. (1/2)
Reliance Communications Limited, being a continuing licensee with the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), remains committed to discharge any outstanding or disputed amount subject to final adjudication. (1/5)
NCLAT has adjourned the Ericsson matter to 22 January 2019 to take into consideration the outcome of the decision of the Hon’ble Supreme Court, where the related matter is pending consideration. (4/5)
Reliance Communications’ subsidiary Reliance Realty issues corporate guarantee of Rs. 1,400 crore to DoT, as per order of the Hon’ble Supreme Court (1/4)
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