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is seeking parity with Vodafone Idea by requesting the government convert its outstanding spectrum liabilities into equity. As of March 2025, Airtel has already pre‑paid ₹25,981 crore of its FY25 high‑cost spectrum dues and most recently ₹5,985 crore, reducing its total spectrum debt to around ₹52,000 crore. Swapping fees for shares would mirror the ₹36,950 crore equity conversion granted to Vodafone Idea and could further lower Airtel’s average cost of debt. The Department of Telecommunications has indicated that any such conversions will be assessed on a case‑by‑case basis, but Airtel’s move highlights its focus on strengthening the balance sheet, easing cash flow pressures, and maintaining competitiveness in India’s capital‑intensive telecom landscape.
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