Vodafone Idea's shares fell nearly 20% on Thursday after the Supreme Court had dismissed the curative petition filed by telecom companies over computation of the AGR dues.

Vodafone Idea shares fell nearly 20% in the last two days as SC dismissed a batch of pleas seeking correction of alleged errors in the Adjusted Gross Revenue

Vi shares plummeted nearly 20 per cent on Thursday’s trade to close at ₹10.38 on the BSE after the Supreme Court dismissed pleas filed by telecos seeking correction of alleged errors in the adjusted gross revenue (AGR). The move has invited mixed opinions from brokerages.

The telecom company, struggling under massive debt, is facing heightened uncertainty following the Supreme Court's decision

Vodafone (LON: VOD) share price retreated by over 2% in London and by 0.50% in the US pre-market session on Thursday. It fell to a low of 76.32p, down from this week’s high of 79.50. Still, it is one of the best-performing companies in the FTSE 100 index as it jumped by 30% from its

Vodafone Idea has scheduled a meeting with investors and analysts on September 23 to discuss recent events. This follows the Supreme Court's rejection of pleas by telecom companies, including Vodafone Idea,

Vodafone Idea shares got stabilised on Friday, rising 1.45 per cent to Rs 10.53, following a 20 per cent slide in the previous session, thanks to reports by a host of brokerages that suggested the stock may be factoring in the AGR setback.

A curative plea was rejected by a three-judge bench and is the final nail in the coffin in as much as any reconsideration of the AGR case is concerned.

Shares of most telecom firms were trailing on Friday after the Indian Supreme Court stayed its ruling on adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues. What Happened: The Supreme Court dismissed a series of petitions from telecom companies,