Revenue increased by 2.01% YoY & loss decreased by 17.88% YoY, loss at ₹7175.9 crore and revenue at ₹10932.2 crore.

Vodafone Idea CEO Akshaya Moondra says lenders are in "wait and watch" mode over AGR dues payable to the government before deciding on any debt raise.

India's Vodafone Idea reported a bigger-than-expected second-quarter loss on Wednesday, weighed down by a shrinking user base.

Vodafone Idea, the debt-laden telecom company, narrowed its consolidated net loss in Q2 to Rs 7,176 crore from Rs 8,737 crore last year. The telco had reported a net loss of Rs 6,432 crore in the previous quarter.

Vodafone Idea reported a smaller net loss of Rs 7,176 crore in Q2 FY25, helped by revenue growth and tariff hikes. Despite this, the telco's subscriber base shrunk due to the price increases. Vodafone Idea's future hinges on securing debt funding,

Vodafone Idea Ltd.'s consolidated net loss widened in the second quarter of fiscal 2025. The Aditya Birla Group company posted a loss of Rs 7,175.9 crore in the July–September period in comparison to Rs 6,

Cash EBITDA excluding the impact of Ind AS 116 increased to ₹2,320 Crore, the highest since the merger, up 10% quarter on quarter.

Net losses for the quarter are estimated to narrow to around Rs 6,300-6,400 crore, according to three brokerages. Revenue is projected to increase by 5% year-on-year in the September quarter. Sequentially,

Vodafone Idea anticipates subscriber growth post-tariff hike, with increased 4G capacity and narrowed net loss in Q2 FY25.

The company earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) for the quarter increased to Rs 4,550 crore in the second quarter.

Private sector telecom operator Vodafone Idea reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 7,176 crore for the July-September period on Wednesday. Read on to learn more about the telecom firm's earnings report.