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Vodafone Idea To Receive $1 Billion Capital Infusion From Aditya Birla Group

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Banks call on government to ease pressure on India's Vodafone Idea | Reuters
  1. Vodafone Idea is likely to receive a capital infusion of at least $1 billion from various sources, including Aditya Birla Group entities, bank funding, and overseas investors. Advanced-stage discussions are ongoing, and the capital injection could be completed within a month.
  2. The funding from banks may come in the form of debt and loans as Vodafone Idea has been facing financial challenges.
  3. Earlier, a promoter group entity had committed to providing Rs 2,000 crore in funding to Vodafone Idea if needed.
  4. Earlier in the month, CLSA assigned a ‘Sell’ rating to the stock with a target price of Rs 7. The telecom sector stock has shown a 7% increase in the last six months but has gained 58.28% in the past three years.
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