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BIG RELIEF: Will Vodafone Idea Shares Keep Rising? Stock Jumps 9% On DoT AGR Freeze and Staggered Repayment Plan

Vodafone Idea shares jump 9% as DoT freezes ₹87,695 crore AGR dues. Staggered repayment plan eases pressure, while investors watch closely; spectrum liabilities and EBITDA challenges keep caution alive.

Published By: Aishwarya Samant
Last updated: January 9, 2026 11:01:39 IST

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Vodafone Idea Share Price Surges 9% as Staggered AGR Repayment Plan Eases Pressure

Early trading saw a 9% increase in Vodafone Idea shares, as traders welcomed the postponement of the AGR payment plan, which has provided the telco with a little respite. Investors are closely watching the company’s every move, believing that this financial relief could possibly improve Vi’s situation, although the issue of large spectrum payments still hangs over like a looming storm.

Vodafone Idea Share Price Rises As DoT Freezes AGR Dues, Staggered Payment Plan Brings Relief

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has provided Vodafone Idea with substantial relief by deferring its huge AGR liabilities until December 2025. Investors are rather optimistic about this, if only for a while, since the company now has a definitive plan to reduce its debts, even if that means a slow process stock market-wise. The question, however, is whether the telco will succeed or fail in the long run. Here’s the new AGR repayment plan:

  • March 2026-March 2031: Rs 124 crore annually
  • March 2032-March 2035: Rs 100 crore annually
  • March 2036-March 2041: Equal annual installments

Vodafone Idea Share Price: DoT Freezes ₹87,695 Crore AGR Dues, Here’s What The Telecom Giant said

Vodafone Idea is now experiencing a sigh of relief, and the investors are closely watching it. In a stock market notification, the firm mentioned that it would disburse ₹100 crore every year for four years, starting from March 2032 to March 2035.

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