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RCom's missed opportunities

RCom has repeatedly in the past failed to monetise its capabilities in the optic fibre network fully

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Shyamal Majumdar
The past couple of days have been a mixed bag for Reliance Communications (RCom). On Monday, the company missed paying interest on bonds — its first such failure. The price of the $300 million of 6.5 per cent securities on which the company owed the interest payment has slid to a record low of 39.4 cents, according to prices compiled by Bloomberg.

A day later, however, it was good news once again for the telecom firm. A dozen Indian and overseas companies are reportedly “vying for” a 51 per cent stake in the company’s non-wireless assets. This should ideally be
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