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Bharti Airtel Limited, also identified as Airtel, is an Indian global telecommunications services
company based in capital of India. It has operations in 18 countries across Asia and Africa.
Bharti Airtel had over 403 million customers across its operations at the end of March 2019. The
Airtel Business segment extends end-to-end telecom solutions being provided to large Indian and
global corporations by serving as a one point of contact for all telecommunication demands
across data and voice, network integration, and managed services.
Bharti Airtel is a primary and most dependable provider of ICT services in India and offers a
various portfolio of services to enterprises, governments, carriers, and small and medium
business. They also ventured into broadband services and digital tv services.
Shareholding Pattern
Mr. Badal has been with Airtel since January 2017 and in his role as the CFO
A Commerce Graduate from Calcutta University (1992) and a Chartered Accountant
(1994)
Mr. Badal has around 23 years of experience across Telecom, FMCG, Services and
Manufacturing.
Mr. Pankaj Tewari: Company Secretary
Pankaj Tewari is a member of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India and a
graduate in law with over 20 years of professional experience.
Pankaj has been a member of committees on corporate laws and regulatory affairs in CII,
FICCI & PHD Chamber of Commerce.
SWOT Analysis
Leading telecommunication companies in India, Airtel has scattered across far and wide in the
last 2 decades of its presence. The company is known for its convenience and its smart range of
value-added services. the SWOT analysis of Airtel to identify the strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for the company.
Strengths
Popular Telecom company: With its 19+ years of deep experience in telecom business
this MNC had moved far to become world’s 3rd largest telecom operator
High Brand Equity: The forerunner brand name in telecommunication having a
fantastic brand recall and with a huge subscriber base.
Extensive infrastructure: Airtel has its tower all around India and has been rigorously
adding new towers.
Strategic Alliances: The company has top notch stakeholders all around the globe.
Torchbearer of the telecom Industry: Being one of the oldest and most reliable telecom
providers in India, they have cemented their position as industry leaders
Weaknesses
Outsourced Operations: They are running the risk of being dependent on some other
companies which may affect its operations.
High Debt: With its purchases turning out to bad investment, and credit being high and
surpluses being low, Airtel is under high debt.
Privacy: User privacy is an allegation which the brand has had to face
Prices: Price rivalry from other telecom players means controlled market share.
Opportunities
Latest and low-cost technology can be used by Airtel due to its strong presence
Conclusion: -
Airtel enjoys great market trust with more than 50% of market share. The emergence of Airtel in
new digital sector they have new market opportunities. They have very strong infrastructure and
thus they can add new subscribers.
Airtel can positively unlock its data monetization opportunities and manage to grow its
smartphone user base beyond the current 60%, it can build a strong digital revenue stream with
its quality subscriber base. But this will hold only if the third telco, Vodafone Idea, operates to
stick around long enough, given its significant financial problems.