Vodafone Idea Ltd., the indebted wireless carrier that’s warned of an insolvency risk in the face of a $4 billion demand from the Indian government, urgently sought relief from the policy makers after reporting the nation’s biggest quarterly loss.
India’s No 2 phone company reported a net loss of Rs 50,900 crore ($7.1 billion) for the quarter through September after taking a one one-time charge of Rs 256,80 crore, according to a filing Thursday. The operator, which was formed by the merger of Vodafone Group Plc’s local unit with billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla’s Idea Cellular Ltd., hasn’t seen any profit since