Bharti plunges nearly 4% on fear of increased competition
By IRIS
26th September 2012 05:18 PM
Bharti
Airtel, India"s largest mobile telephone service provider, plunged
on Wednesday as investors booked profit on fearcompetition may
increasein the sector.
Media reports quoted the Mukesh Ambani
led Reliance Industries may make entry into the sector by bidding
for mobile telephone spectrum in the upcoming auction. Shares of
Bharti Airtel dropped 3.93% to settle at Rs 265.20.
The stock had outperformed the market over the past one month till Sep. 25, 2012, rising 11.31% compared with the Sensex"s 5.12% rise. It underperformed the market in past one quarter, declining 10.58% as against 10.73% rise in the Sensex. Reliance Communications alsoslipped 1.56% while Idea Cellular declined marginally by 0.3%.
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