Thursday, February 02, 2012

2G Scam explained - India - summary - part 1


All companies, who bought 2G licenses, combinely paid the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology's telecommunications division Rs. 10,772 crores.

The amount of money expected for this licensing by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India was Rs. 176,000 crore

Here are 2G license deals

1) Unitech bagged licence for Rs.1661 crore.
    sold 60 % stake in wireless division to Telenor for  Rs.6200 crore,
    Unitech valuation rose to  Rs.10,333 crores.

2) Tata paid Rs 1600 crores to get licenses -  
 DoCoMo the go-ahead to buy 27.31% stake in TTSL (Tata Teleservices) for Rs.12,924 crores.
and  12% stake worth Rs. 570 crore in TTML.  total =  Rs.13,494 crores.
 TTSL valuation Rs. 47,866 crores

Source: MediaName

3) Swan bought licenses for Rs.1,537 crores, 
UAE's Etisalat acquired a 45% stake in Swan Telecom for  Rs.9,000 crores,
Swan(Rcom) valuation becomes Rs.20,000 crores
- making the DB Group firm the first of the new mobile licensees to have made a killing. Swan valuations 

- 10 times
Source : Economic Times

4) Shyam Telelink paid Rs 1,626.32 crore to get 21 licenses.

Sistema in-principle agreed to buy 10% of the company for $11.4 m (Rs 45 crore) valuing thecompany at Rs 450 crore. 
 Govt of Russia) paid Rs 2,699 crore to get 17.14% of the company (Annexure-G) ; thus 
valuing the company at Rs 15,750 crore

source firstpost

This pictures clearly shows Indian businesses were clearly gained from this, and loss of revenue for government.

Next post about Involvement of politicians in 2g Scams.

List of cancelled licenses
http://www.scribd.com/firstpost/d/80198932-List-of-122-Licences-Issued-on-10-January-2008

2G scam details on Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2G_spectrum_scam

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