The new equipment will also lead to efficiency gains in energy and thus lower operating costs, the release said. The supplies against these new long-term awards will start in the coming quarter. The t

Vodafone Idea has concluded a mega $3.6 billion deal with Nokia, Ericsson and Samsung, for the supply of network equipment over three years

The company has continued with its existing long-term partners, Nokia and Ericsson, and has onboarded Samsung as a new partner.

Vodafone Idea has continued with its existing long-term partners Nokia and Ericsson and also onboarded Samsung as a new partner.

New Delhi: Debt-ridden Vodafone Idea on Sunday said it has awarded contracts worth about Rs 30,000 crore to Nokia, Ericsson and Samsung for supply of 4G and 5G network equipment for three years.

Vodafone Idea has awarded contracts worth Rs 30,000 crore to Nokia, Ericsson, and Samsung for network equipment over the next three years. This move is part of a larger Rs 55,000 crore capital expenditure plan aimed at expanding 4G coverage and enhancing capacity.

Earlier this week, the Supreme Court rejected curative petitions filed by companies including Vi and Bharti Airtel where the telcos sought to rectify what they called ‘arithmetical errors’ in the Department of Telecommunications' (DoT) calculation of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues.

Debt-ridden Vodafone Idea awards contracts worth about ₹30,000 crore to Nokia, Ericsson and Samsung for supply of 4G and 5G network equipment for three years.

Debt-ridden Vodafone Idea on Sunday said it has awarded contracts worth about Rs 30,000 crore to Nokia, Ericsson and Samsung for supply of 4G and 5G network equipment for three years.

The deal is the first step towards the roll-out of the company's three-year capex (capital expenditure) plan of about USD 6.6 billion or Rs 55,000 crore announced earlier

Debt-ridden Vodafone Idea on Sunday said it has awarded contracts worth about Rs 30,000 crore to Nokia, Ericsson and Samsung for supply of 4G and 5G network equipment for three years. The deal is the first step towards the roll-out of the company’s three-year capex (capital expenditure) plan of about USD 6.