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Delay in sell-off of Tata Teleservices' enterprise biz to hit its valuation

Tata Sons has been keen on selling Tata Teleservices' enterprise business to Tata Communications, but this requires a go-ahead from the DoT as it owns 26 per cent stake in Tata Communications

Tata Teleservices closure may cost the group dear
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Shally Seth MohileKiran Rathee Mumbai/New Delhi
Almost eight months after N Chandrasekaran, chairman, Tata Sons, sealed a deal with Sunil Bharti Mittal's Airtel for Tata Tele Services' consumer mobile business and also took a strategic call to exit from its enterprise business, the pain is far from over.

The fate of both – a formal closure of the deal with Bharti and sale of the enterprise business is tied to approvals from Department of Telecommunications (DoT). The delay, particularly in the sale of the enterprise business, has been eroding its valuation. With the entry of Reliance Jio, which announced its entry into the enterprise solutions

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