Vodafone India planning to launch Rs 25,000-crore IPO next year
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The British telecom major Vodafone is reportedly planning to launch IPO of its Indian arm to raise about $4 billion next fiscal.
The company has appointed NM Rothschild as its consultant to work on roadmap and the paperwork for the public offering will be completed by the end of ongoing financial year, as per reports.
When contacted, Vodafone spokesperson declined to comment.
The company has been planning IPO of its Indian arm since a very long time. Vodafone acquired 100% stake in the Indian venture by buying out entire stake from its local partners for Rs 10,141 crore in 2013.
Vodafone India former MD and CEO Marten Pieters had said that company will proceed with its IPO plan provided that its tax issue is resolved.
Vodafone is entangled in a legal dispute with the Indian government in about Rs 20,000-crore tax dispute.
Vodafone in January said that it has invested more than GBP 12.8 billion (about Rs 1,29,745) in India since 2007 and in 2013 it made commitment to invest about Rs 4,000-6,000 crore annually.
Vodafone in January said that it has invested more than GBP 12.8 billion (about Rs 1,29,745) in India since 2007 and in 2013 it made commitment to invest about Rs 4,000-6,000 crore annually.
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