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Yesterday there was a news that DOT is considering something about revenue to be shar... Read full message
10.32 AM Nov 6th 2009  | Track
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Yesterday there was a news that DOT is considering something about revenue to be shared by the service providers with the Government? Will that in any increase the revenue of the service provider particularly to the Reliance Communication and Airtel ?
10.32 AM Nov 6th 2009
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YES presently all telcos has to pay 6%of revenue of mobile 4% on long dist and 3% on fixed lines.Proposal is to charge uniform 3% on all revenue so telcos wl b benefited.
12.03 PM Nov 6th 2009
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you are correct.the market has seconded your sentiments,regards
1.08 PM Nov 6th 2009
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It is a welcome news as all telecom stocks are badly beaten down on the presumption of loss of revenue due to revised tariff plan. It helped Bharti to recover. As you are expert on bharti as I am following what are the immediate prospects will it touch 350.do you advice taling some profits if there is likely hood of coming back to 300 level.please advice
5.49 PM Nov 6th 2009
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Dear RK, Thanks for your compliements. I tracking Bharti for quite a long time. It is a fundamentaly strong Company. This drop is insiginifcant . You can hold it, if possible, for long term.
With regards,
MADURGA
9.25 PM Nov 7th 2009
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