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Airtel Rs 299 Recharge Plan Returns: Why did telecom reverse its tariff move? Brokerage Citi explains

Reported by: Zee Business, CNBC TV18 ·

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Bharti Airtel

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CNBC TV18 reported that Bharti Airtel has reinstated its ₹299 prepaid recharge plan, three months after it withdrew the plan in August. The outlet said the move comes amid competitive pressure, because rival telecom operators did not follow Airtel's earlier withdrawal of the plan. CNBC TV18 also said Citi explained the implications of the reinstatement, but the headline does not give the brokerage's figures. A prepaid recharge plan is the amount a mobile user pays in advance for calls and data for a set period; ₹299 is the price of this plan. The report does not say how many customers use it or what the plan includes. This is the analyst's view, not Hypeless's.

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Airtel Rs 299 Recharge Plan Returns: Why did telecom reverse its tariff move? Brokerage Citi explains

CNBC TV18  · · Tone 0

Bharti Airtel reinstates ₹299 recharge plan three months after withdrawal; Citi explains the implications

Bharti Airtel has reinstated its ₹299 prepaid recharge plan, three months after discontinuing it in August. The move comes amid competitive pressures, as rival telecom operators did not follow Bharti Airtel's earlier…

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  2. Zee Business ·

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