BHARTIARTL.BO - Bharti Airtel Limited

BSE - BSE Real Time Price. Currency in INR
818.25
+0.40 (+0.05%)
As of 01:04PM IST. Market open.
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Previous Close817.85
Open821.05
Bid818.10 x 0
Ask818.35 x 0
Day's Range818.20 - 826.85
52 Week Range629.05 - 877.10
Volume25,132
Avg. Volume151,410
Market Cap4.729T
Beta (5Y Monthly)0.29
PE Ratio (TTM)56.20
EPS (TTM)14.56
Earnings DateAug 07, 2023 - Aug 11, 2023
Forward Dividend & Yield3.00 (0.36%)
Ex-Dividend DateAug 01, 2022
1y Target Est389.77
  • Reuters

    Reliance Jio's new 5G plans may impact Bharti Airtel's key metrics- JP Morgan

    The launch of cheaper postpaid plans with unlimited 5G by Reliance's Jio has put rival Bharti Airtel on the back foot in the Indian market and may delay recovery in its key profit metric, JP Morgan analysts said on Thursday. Jio, the telecoms unit of Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries, launched new postpaid plans last week, starting from 399 rupees ($4.85) that included over-the-top (OTT) packages, forcing Bharti Airtel to roll out similar plans. "We were surprised to see Bharti turn defensive with counter-plans," JP Morgan analysts said in a client note, adding that unlimited 5G data consumption would also delay any kind of 5G monetization, pressure the expansion of average revenue per user (ARPU) and delay 4G prepaid tariff increases.

  • Zacks

    Nokia (NOK) Solutions to Aid Digitalization Efforts in Africa

    Airtel has selected Nokia's (NOK) integrated SIM (iSIM) Secure Connect technology to expedite digitalization in several African countries.

  • Business Wire

    Airtel Announces Strategic Partnership with Vultr to Deliver Cloud Solutions to Enterprises

    NEW DELHI, India & WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., February 08, 2023--Bharti Airtel (NSE:BHARTIARTL) ("Airtel"), India’s leading communications solutions provider, and Vultr, the world’s largest privately-held cloud computing company, today announced a strategic partnership to offer cloud solutions to enterprises in India.

  • Reuters

    Airtel only bidder in Nigeria's second 5G licensing round

    Airtel Africa emerged as the sole bidder for a 5G high-speed spectrum licence in Nigeria's second round of licensing after another company failed to pay a deposit to continue with the auction, the regulator said on Wednesday. The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) issued the country's first 5G licences to MTN Nigeria and Mafab Communications last year in December after the companies each paid $273.6 million. NCC said Standard Network & Connections Limited failed to pay the required "intention to bid deposit," leaving Airtel the only bidder.

  • Reuters

    SingTel flags macro-economic headwinds into 2023 despite upbeat H1 growth

    SingTel, which is going through a strategic reset, said net profit for the half year ended Sept. 30 came in at S$1.17 billion, compared with S$954 million a year earlier. The company's performance was boosted by a strong turnaround in partly owned Bharti Airtel and an exceptional gain of S$1.01 billion ($720.25 million) from the partial divestment of its stake in Airtel. Optus, the Australian unit of SingTel, flagged a massive data breach where up to 10 million customers' data were compromised.

  • Reuters

    UPDATE 1-India to press Apple, Samsung for faster 5G software upgrades in phones

    India's government will push Apple, Samsung and other mobile phone manufacturers to prioritise rolling out software upgrades to support 5G in the country, amid concerns that many of their models are not ready for the recently launched high-speed service. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched 5G services on Oct. 1 amid much fanfare, with leading telecom operator Reliance Jio saying it would make the service available in four cities and rival Bharti Airtel in eight.

  • Reuters

    India to press Apple, Samsung for faster 5G software upgrades in phones

    NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's government will push Apple, Samsung and other mobile phone manufacturers to prioritise rolling out software upgrades to support 5G in the country, amid concerns that many of their models are not ready for the recently launched high-speed service. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched 5G services on Oct. 1 amid much fanfare, with leading telecom operator Reliance Jio saying it would make the service available in four cities and rival Bharti Airtel in eight.

  • Zacks

    IBM, Airtel Team Up for Secure Edge Cloud Services in India

    Leveraging a hybrid environment based on IBM Cloud Satellite and Red Hat OpenShift, the platform is widely expected to address the critical business needs of large enterprises with greater efficiency.

  • Reuters

    India's 5G spectrum auction draws bids of $19 billion entering 4th day

    India had drawn bids totaling at least $19 billion entering the fourth day of an auction for 5G spectrum on Friday, as telecom giants clamoured for airwave rights needed for next generation networks in the world's second largest mobile market. Reliance Industries' Jio, rivals Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea, as well as billionaire Gautam Adani's Adani Enterprises Ltd were all among the bidders for 5G airwaves.

  • Reuters

    Indian telcos' 5G bids seen muted as private firms jostle for airwaves -sources

    India's telecom giants are likely to make muted bids at the 5G spectrum auction in July, on worries they stand to lose about 40% in potential revenues due to the allotment of some airwaves to enterprises for private networks, industry sources said. Top player Reliance Industries' Jio and rivals Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have failed to lobby New Delhi to stop the allocation that will let various enterprises, including Amazon.com and Tata Consultancy Services, to get airwaves without auction. "The telecom companies are quite upset, there will be an estimated 40% potential 5G revenue loss," said S.P. Kochhar, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India, which represents the three telcos.