Infotel pan-India BWA winner, Qualcomm gets Mumbai, Delhi
11-06-2010
Government nets Rs. 385 billion from auction
Infotel, Qualcomm, Bharti, Tikona, Aircel and Augere are in the list of provisional winners for BWA spectrum; Reliance Wimax , Idea Cellular, Vodafone, Spice Internet Service Provider and Tata Communications Internet may have failed to secure any spot, according to a report from Cybermedia News
Unlike the 3G spectrum auctions, BWA has one pan-India winner. Infotel has won in all the 22 circles for which the auctions were held. Infotel, Qualcomm, Bharti, Tikona, Aircel and Augere are in the list of provisional winners for BWA spectrum.
Infotel and Qualcomm have won the bid for Mumbai and Delhi circles. The provisional winning prices of both these circles stood at Rs.2241.02 crore and Rs.2292. 95 crore respectively. Bharti and Infotel won Kolakta circle for Rs.523.20 crore each.
The pan-India BWA price stood at Rs.12, 847.77 crore with the government clocking a total revenue of Rs.38,543.31 crore.
Tamil Nadu was the third most expensive circle with a provisional winning price of Rs.2069.45 crore. This was Rs 20 crore high from the last bid at the end of day 15. Infotel and Aircel have been declared provisional winners for this circle.
The government has auctioned two slots each of unpaired 20 MHz of pan-India BWA spectrum in frequency band of 2.3Ghz.
BSNL and MTNL have already been given BWA spectrum ahead of private players. They will have to pay the amount equal to the highest bid in each circle. MTNL will have to pay Rs 4533.97 crore for spectrum price in Delhi and Mumbai where the company operates.
A total of 11 companies were bidding for BWA spectrum. Reliance Wimax, Idea Cellular, Vodafone, Spice Internet Service Provider and Tata Communications Internet failed to secure any spot in this bid.
Input from CyberMedia News
Infotel, Qualcomm, Bharti, Tikona, Aircel and Augere are in the list of provisional winners for BWA spectrum; Reliance Wimax , Idea Cellular, Vodafone, Spice Internet Service Provider and Tata Communications Internet may have failed to secure any spot, according to a report from Cybermedia News
Unlike the 3G spectrum auctions, BWA has one pan-India winner. Infotel has won in all the 22 circles for which the auctions were held. Infotel, Qualcomm, Bharti, Tikona, Aircel and Augere are in the list of provisional winners for BWA spectrum.
Infotel and Qualcomm have won the bid for Mumbai and Delhi circles. The provisional winning prices of both these circles stood at Rs.2241.02 crore and Rs.2292. 95 crore respectively. Bharti and Infotel won Kolakta circle for Rs.523.20 crore each.
The pan-India BWA price stood at Rs.12, 847.77 crore with the government clocking a total revenue of Rs.38,543.31 crore.
Tamil Nadu was the third most expensive circle with a provisional winning price of Rs.2069.45 crore. This was Rs 20 crore high from the last bid at the end of day 15. Infotel and Aircel have been declared provisional winners for this circle.
The government has auctioned two slots each of unpaired 20 MHz of pan-India BWA spectrum in frequency band of 2.3Ghz.
BSNL and MTNL have already been given BWA spectrum ahead of private players. They will have to pay the amount equal to the highest bid in each circle. MTNL will have to pay Rs 4533.97 crore for spectrum price in Delhi and Mumbai where the company operates.
A total of 11 companies were bidding for BWA spectrum. Reliance Wimax, Idea Cellular, Vodafone, Spice Internet Service Provider and Tata Communications Internet failed to secure any spot in this bid.
Input from CyberMedia News
