News Topical, Digital Desk : Vodafone Idea (VI) has clarified to the exchange on the ongoing news regarding 5-year moratorium and AGR dues. The company has clearly said that it has not yet received any official information or communication from the government in this entire matter. Vodafone Idea, in its letter dated 31 December 2025 to the National Stock Exchange of India and BSE Limited, informed that the exchange had sought clarification from the company on the news published in the media -
It's worth noting that Vodafone Idea shares have suffered a significant decline. On December 31st, the stock plummeted to a -10% lower circuit at 2:15 PM. At 2:33 PM, the stock fell 15% to ₹10.25.
Simply put, trading has been halted following the massive decline. First, amid the difficulties facing the telecom sector, Vi, or Vodafone Idea, has received significant relief from the government. The Central Cabinet has approved Vi's relief package. This decision is expected to improve the company's cash position and alleviate its long-standing existential crisis to some extent. However, the question now remains: will this relief truly bring Vi back on track? Meanwhile, the stock continued to decline due to lack of complete information on several other issues. The company has now responded. In its response, the company stated that it has not yet received any official information from the government regarding the freezing of AGR dues or a 5-year moratorium. Vodafone Idea also clarified that as soon as any development occurs that falls under the scope of disclosure under SEBI regulations, the company will immediately inform the exchange. This clarification was provided under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The company also stated that it is currently impossible to confirm anything based on media reports, as there has been no formal communication from the government. It is noteworthy that in recent days, there has been constant speculation regarding Vodafone Idea's AGR dues, moratorium, and government relief package, which also impacted the stock's movement. This is why the exchange had asked the company for a clear statement. Following this clarification from the company, it is clear that nothing is final regarding the 5-year moratorium or AGR dues freeze, and until an official order or letter is received from the government, these reports and speculations will be considered merely reports.
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