At first glance, the big-bang telecom relief package last month might seem disappointing. A closer look shows the possibility of real promise. Could it be a subtle masterstroke, the first in a series of steps that will revive the sector? Here’s why.
- By not fully resolving the debt burden to result in sustainable cash flows, it gives the impression of a grudging debt-restructuring that doesn’t quite revive the patient, while prolonging the agony.
- However, it provides immediate relief with a four-year moratorium on cash outflows.
- An issue that defied resolution since 2003, of what constitutes revenues for sharing, has been defined rationally as
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