Vodafone-Idea shares dip 21% as Supreme Court rejects curative petition on AGR dues 

The three-judge Bench ruled that there was no ground for a curative petition against the court’s decision

Published - September 19, 2024 05:18 pm IST

Vodafone closed at ₹10.43 down around 20% from the day’s open. File

Vodafone closed at ₹10.43 down around 20% from the day’s open. File | Photo Credit: Reuters

Vodafone Idea stocks fell 21% to ₹10.69 at 12.15 p.m. on September 19, from the day’s open of ₹12.99 as Supreme Court rejected the company’s curative petition on Adjusted Gross Revenues (AGR) dues.  

The three-judge Bench ruled that there was no ground for a curative petition against the court’s decision.  

Vodafone Idea had filed a curative petition challenging a 2019 verdict calling for dues in license fee and spectrum charges to be paid to the Department of Telecom as AGR dues. Telecom companies are mandated to pay 8% and 3% of their AGR as license fee and spectrum usage fee to the DoT. 

The stock closed at ₹10.43 down around 20% from the day’s open. The benchmark BSE Sensex however, closed at 83,184.80, 0.29% more than the day’s open. 

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