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Airtel - Positioning (And Repositioning)

            

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EXHIBIT III
BHARTI – TOWARDS THE FUTURE

In the early-2000s, Bharti also entered into various joint venture agreements with leading telecom players in the world such as SingTel, Singapore-Warburg Pincus, Sweden, Mauritius, USA-Telia, International Finance Corporation, USA and New York Life International and Asian Infrastructure Fund. During the period, the company was operating in seven circles across the country and had also acquired licenses to operate in another eight circles. The operations in the additional eight circles were scheduled for launch in mid-2002. In its attempts to extend its market, in mid-2002, Bharti also acquired Spicecell Ltd., which was previously a part of Modicorp Group.

In September 2002, Airtel also tied up with Escotel to share the cellular infrastructure in their common circles. According to an Airtel source, this tie-up was aimed at saving capital, operational expenses and time required for launching their services in common circles. By late-2002, Airtel was operating in Delhi, Chennai, Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Kolkata, Mumbai, Punjab, UP (West) and planned to launch services in Haryana, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

By 2002, the Group was engaged in various businesses through joint ventures with various companies. The operations of the group were classified under the following heads – Bharti Cellular (Cellular Operations), Bharti Telenet (Basic Services), Bharti-BT Internet (Internet Services), Bharti BT (VSAT and WAN Services), Bharti Telesoft (Telecom Software Development), Bharti International (JV's in Global Markets), Bharti Televentures (Telecom projects) and Bharti Telecom (Telecom Equipment Development).

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FROM ‘TOUCH TOMORROW'TO ‘LIVE EVERY MOMENT'
BACKGROUND NOTE
REPOSITIONING AIRTEL
REPOSITIONING AIRTEL – ONCE AGAIN!
QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION:
EXHIBIT I A NOTE ON THE INDIAN CELLULAR TELEPHONY INDUSTRY
EXHIBIT II POST-PAID & PRE-PAID CELLULAR BRANDS IN INDIA (LATE 2002)
EXHIBIT III BHARTI – TOWARDS THE FUTURE
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