Case Study Of Bharti Infratel

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Bharti was able to attract around 1Billion USD in foreign equity- which is highest in India.

Tata Communications is a global company with its roots in the emerging markets. Headquartered in Mumbai and Singapore, it has more than 8,000 employees across 38 countries. The $3.2 billion company is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India and is the flagship telecoms arm of the $103.3 billion Tata Group.

The recommended course of action in determining an optimal price, at which JetBlue should price their IPO, is a function of a variety of factors: price multiples of industry peers, prior IPO performances with respect to the airline industry, operating performance history, growth prospects, alongside long term profitability. Given the aforementioned factors, to consider an optimal pricing of JetBlue’s IPO, the greatest arsenal in a financier’s tool set in evaluating a corporation’s projected IPO pricing would be the using EEBITDA Multiple. This ratio is a computation that is derived from the basis of understanding and analyzing, in this case, Jet Blue from four primary facets: economic and industry trends, company background, financial statement analysis and market valuation (Kelly, 2009).

Abstract- Tata Group, was founded by Jamsetji Tata in 1868 this group is India’s most respected institutions today. Tata Sons Limited holds major share of Tata Group which is a conglomerate. In this study we will look into how Tata Consultancy Service Ltd which is one of its conglomerate has risen to be one of the best in India.

Bharti’s customer base is growing at 100% per year. It has its mobile operations currently in 15 circles out of 25 in the country and its fixed line operations in 6 circles. So it is a huge challenge to keep pace with the expansion.

This paper reviews the principal theories that have been proposed to explain IPO underpricing and discusses the empirical evidence. Theories of underpricing can be grouped under four broad headings: asymmetric information, institutional, control, and behavioral. The key parties to an IPO transaction are the issuing firm, the bank under- writing and marketing the deal, and the new investors.

t must Bharti do well to succeed in the Indian mobile phone market? What are Bharti’s core competencies?

Bharti Airtel is one of the India’s leading and first private sector providers of telecommunications services providers of telecommunications services based in India. The company was formed on joint venture between the Bharti Group and its subsidiary STET International Netherlands NV, a company promoted by Telecom Italia, Italy. Bharti Airtel have been structured into three different business units: mobile service - provides GSM mobile services across India in 23 telecom circles, telemedia services (ATS) – provides broadband and telephone services in 94 cities and enterprise services – divided into two sub-units:- carriers (long distance services) and services to

Based on the interview session that we have conducted with the owner of Mintye Industries Bhd., we can see that the company actually facing a few challenges in today’s marketplace. First of all, it is regarding the dealing of intense global competition. The company is an exporter. It exports their automotive products to more than 50 countries globally. At the same time, there are some other companies who manufacture these automobiles as well in the market. Therefore, the owner has to find some alternative ways in order to compete with their competitor and to excel or stand out in the market such as keep producing the latest automotive spare parts which other competitors do not have.

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In India, the company's product offerings include 2G, 3G and 4G wireless services, mobile commerce, fixed line services, high speed DSL

The Funding methodology opted for was Leverage Buy-Out. The sources of debt are as follows:

There is a relationship between the customer’s choice of telecom operator and the company’s call rates.

To determine whether the SDB stocks are correctly priced, the financial performance of the SDB is assessed through its asset quality, earnings capability and capital adequacy. The suitability of the stake at 1.6 times the book value is also considered. All graphs and exhibits mentioned in the report are in the appendix. It should be noted that the analysis of this investments are purely done on information provided in the case study so limitations apply.