Monday 28 June 2010

Continuation of the “… discussed at my terms”.


Continuation of the “… discussed at my terms”. Getting clear to myself about my priorities, about to what I really want, and, to what degree I am prepared to act to get it, - I’m not interested to waste my time trying to get others understand what I mean or what I feel. If the memories want to play a major role, than, - I tell you what: ‘ Então, caros participadores das acçõês, estão lembrar-se dos meus 8%’? The one trivial question which comes from the ultimate “NADA”… Who is only have been utterly pragmatic (not again!), - to avoid the loss. Because, to collecting outstanding debts from ongoing… (you know how I call them), - will help me to realise where I’m standing financially, and, how I (and maybe you) can improve my current situation.

Bava, Bava, - a держава?
Corporate Profile
GTL Infrastructure, established in 2004 and part of Global group, is the pioneer in Shared Telecom Infrastructure in India. GTL Infrastructure offers ready to use passive infrastructure to wireless telecom operators. The company is in the midst of rolling out a Pan India network of 23,700 towers by 2010/11, and is offering the infrastructure to the leading service providers in India. It is a publicly listed company (BSE: 532775 & NSE: GTL Infra), and has emerged as the largest independent tower company in India. GTL Infra is registered with the Department of Telecommunications as an Infrastructure Provider in Category I (IP-I). The Company builds, owns, operates and maintains passive network infrastructure on a shared basis in order to cater to the rapidly growing infrastructure needs of cellular telecom operators.

GTL Infra, Reliance Infratel Create Largest Telecom Infra Unit. Monday June 28, 2010 01:10:00 EDT. (RTTNews) - GTL Infrastructure, of the Global Group Enterprise and a pioneer in shared passive telecom infrastructure, has tied up with Reliance Infratel to form the world's largest independent telecom infrastructure company, neither owned nor controlled by any telecom operator. The GTL board approved in principle for the over-Rs.50,000- crore transaction with Reliance Infratel, a subsidiary of Reliance Communications (R.Com). Both companies agreed to merge Reliance Infratel's assets into GTL Infrastructure. R.Com will receive stock and cash in return. Based on developments in the Indian telecom sector, the likely future demand for telecom infrastructure in India from 14 2G players, the merged entity is expected to derive substantially higher tenancy ratios, apart from ensuring scale benefits and operational synergies. The recent acquisition of tower business of Aircel and Reliance Infratel, would improve tenancy for GTL Infrastructure. Post-merger, the company would have over 80,000 towers and more than 1,25,000 tenancies from over ten telecom operators, including R.Com., Aircel, Etisalat DB Telecom, Idea, Vodafone, Bharti Airtel, MTS, Uninor Telecom, Videocon Mobile, Tata Tele-services and STel. Also, the merged entity will have a firm option of additional 75,000 tenancies from leading players, the company said. R.Com. will utilize the cash proceeds to reduce its consolidated gross debt and improve leverage ratios, effecting enhanced financial flexibility. The shares that the company receives in the newly-merged entity will enable its continued participation in prospects of the high-growth telecom infrastructure sector, a company statement said. The transaction will help R.Com. more than halve its debt, as the Anil Ambani-led company prepares to roll out high-speed wireless services--known as 3G. R.Com. board has separately approved in principle a proposal to induct strategic and/or private equity investors for a 26% share-holding in the company and may become debt-free, say media reports. The proposed transaction will achieve final closing over the next six months. Standard Chartered Bank is the financial advisor to GTL Infra. At the BSE, shares of Reliance Communications are trading at Rs.199.15, up by Rs.6.65 or 3.45% and that of GTL Infrastructure are trading at Rs.48.30, up by Rs.2.95 or 6.50% .

Telecommunications: Administration of PT meets the 24 hours of AG. Economico – Alves. 28/06/10 00:05. California Fund, which has yet to know their vote will be decisive in the House on Wednesday. The board of directors of PT will perform tomorrow afternoon a regular meeting 24 hours before the general meeting of shareholders who must decide on the sale of 50% of Vivo to Telefónica, official sources confirmed the company's Economico Daily. The meeting was scheduled and the agenda are "issues of daily management of the company and not to bid for Living." However, given the proximity of the general assembly, any movement of Telefónica eventually, of course, on condition the agenda. Moreover, it remains unclear whether the latest move by Telefónica to ensure a favorable vote of the shareholders of the Portuguese operator to offer 6.5 billion euros, and even if there is one last attempt.
First, Telefonica rehearsed a proposal on special distribution of dividends, which was lead by Chairman of the General Assembly, Menezes Cordeiro, then sold 8% stake it held in PT, through an 'equity swap' operation aimed at secure more votes in the House on Wednesday and is under close analysis of the CMVM. Within this framework, uncertainty, which PT and Telefonica have guns to the meeting that will decide the future of Vivo. After the declarations of the Portuguese shareholders long term against the bid of Telefónica (CGD Ongoing and [owner's Economic Daily]) and the expected rejection of the BES, all eyes are turning to the major shareholders who have not taken a position on the business, with emphasis on fund Brandes, which is the second largest investor in PT, with 7.89% stake.

Queen Saves The Day For Stranded Dad-To-Be. Sunday, June 27 05:27 am. It's been a standing gag in the Harrison household that my birth received the Royal seal of approval. Skip related content Thirty-seven years later, just as I thought I'd heard the story recounted for the last time - it's about to be dusted off and given the red carpet treatment.

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