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Applicant Ownership Details Auction of 3G Spectrum: Ownership Details of Applicants (As Submitted by the Applicants) Auction of 3G Spectrum Applicant ownership details Auction of 3G Spectrum: Ownership details of Applicants (as submitted by the Applicants) Ownership details of the following Applicants for the 3G Auction are provided in this document. Aircel Limited Bharti Airtel Limited Etisalat DB Telecom Private Limited Idea Cellular Limited Reliance Telecom Limited S Tel Private Limited Tata Teleservices Limited Videocon Telecommunications Limited Vodafone Essar Limited Notes: 1. These details are as submitted by the Applicants. The Department of Telecommunications has not verified the accuracy of the information 2. The Applications are still being reviewed. Publication of this list in no way implies that the Applicants will be pre-qualified merely on submission of the Ownership Compliance Certificate 3. Duly executed Ownership Compliance Certificate must be submitted in hard copy, during office hours before 5:00 p.m. (Indian Standard Time) on 26th March, 2010 at the following address: Joint Secretary (Telecom) Department of Telecommunications – Auction Team Room no 319, Department of Telecommunications, Sanchar Bhawan, 20 Ashoka Road, New Delhi 4. Six sets (one original and five copies) of the Ownership Compliance Certificate need to be submitted in a single sealed cover. Name and address of the Applicant must be clearly visible on the sealed cover. The original must be marked as Original. Five photocopies of the Original (certified by Company Secretary or Authorised Signatory) must also be submitted and clearly marked as Copy No.: ___ 5. The Applicants should also submit scanned soft copy of the Original on CD-ROM/ DVD in a single “pdf” document 6. In case of discrepancies between the copies and the Original, the Original shall prevail. However, the Government also reserves the right to summarily reject Applications in case of discrepancies between the copies and the Original. Aircel Limited Shareholding details of Applicant / Group Bidding Entity List of telecom service licence(s) held by Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status Shareholding details of Associated Licensees that have nominated the Applicant as a Group Bidding Entity Bharti Airtel Limited Shareholding details of Applicant / Group Bidding Entity List of telecom service licence(s) held by Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status Shareholding details of Associated Licensees that have nominated the Applicant as a Group Bidding Entity Etisalat DB Telecom Private Limited Shareholding details of Applicant / Group Bidding Entity List of telecom service licence(s) held by Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status Shareholding details of Associated Licensees that have nominated the Applicant as a Group Bidding Entity Idea Cellular Limited Shareholding details of Applicant / Group Bidding Entity List of telecom service licence(s) held by Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status Reliance Telecom Limited Shareholding details of Applicant / Group Bidding Entity List of telecom service licence(s) held by Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status Shareholding details of Associated Licensees that have nominated the Applicant as a Group Bidding Entity S Tel Private Limited Shareholding details of Applicant / Group Bidding Entity List of telecom service licence(s) held by Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status Tata Teleservices Limited Shareholding details of Applicant / Group Bidding Entity G TAT A ANNEXURE-3 March 17, 2010 Joint Secretary (Telecom), Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Sanchar Shavan, 20, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-11 0117. Subject: Certificate - Requirement as per Sr. No.6 (a) of application for 3G Auction vide NIA No.P-11014/13/2008-PP dated 25th February 2010. Dear Sir, (1) This is to certify that Tata Sons Limited, an Indian Company, is a Promoter of Tata Teleservices Limited. It is Indian Company. (2) Details of Promoters! Partners! Shareholders in the Company: Tata Teleservices Limited as on 1st March 2010. (Note: the Promoters are required to be separately indicated) (a) Sr.NameTataSivaTheArandaTataTataNANotNTTIndustriesCommunicationsPercentageNoteTataof21,455.7333.68(NA)10.61NAPaid-up65.90EquityNetShareholderApplicable2.647.925.605.4526.47Sons34.100.297.33Industries(Rs.Promoter!DoCoMo100OthersOthersNotNAPowerNA3InvestmentsworthTOTAL-ForeignCrores)IndianLimitedSeeRs.&ForeigncapitalIndianHoldingsCo.ForeignInc.Ltd.PartnerForeignIndianIndianLtd.-Ltd.IndianIndianIndian! (See ApplicableNotes 1. No.6.8.7.2.3 (Mauritius)5.Sub-totalSub-total=APromoterLtd.Pte.=8Ltd. A+8 9. ( NA) 1 & 2) 4. ForTATA TElESERVICES LIMITED ~ ~ 1;3 Kiran Thacker TATA TELESERVICES LIMITED General Manager (LegilJ) & Company Secretary A, E& F Blocks Voltas Premises T. B. Kadam Marg Chinchpokli Mumbai 400033 Tel 91 22 66671414 Fax 91 2266605335 website www.tataindicom.com Registered Office Jeevan Bharati Tower I 10th Floor 124 Connaught Circus New Delhi 110001 G TATA (b) INDIAN 65.90% FOREIGN 34.10% Note: 1) Bidder Company, Tata Teleservices Limited's networth is adequate and hence promoters' networth is not required to be considered. 2) Promoters networth certificate is attached as abundant precaution as annexure 3A. 3) Tata Teleservices Limited's paid up equity capital is Rs.4144.40 crores (please see Annexure 5) which is adequate to meet paid up capital requirement of RS.118 crores for 20 circle UAS Licences held by it . For TAT A TELESERVICES LIMITED Kiran Thacker General Manager (Legal) & Company Secretary 154 TATA TELESERVICES LIMITED A. E& F Blocks Voltas Premises T. B. Kadam Marg Chinchpokli Mumbai 400033 Tel 9122 66671414 Fax 912266605335 website www.tataindicom.com Registered Office Jeevan Bharati Tower I 10th Floor 124 Connaught Circus New Delhi 110001 List of telecom service licence(s) held by Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status G TATA (Note: In case any of the Associated Licensees is a listed Company, attach the stock exchange filing establishing the Common Parent as a promoter of the Company). Filing done by Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Limited with National stock exchange is attached as Annexure 7. (Note: Attach Certificates from Company Secretary or authorised signatory of each Company whose shareholding is presented.) Certificate attached as Annexure 4. 9. List of telecom service licence(s) held by the Applicant and its allies/ sister concerns/ partners, if any, and their present status: UASLUASL TataStatusTeleservices Ltd. S.No. TypeANDHRAGUJARATTAMILNADUUTTARHIMACHALKOLKATAMADHYAORISSARAJASTHANDELHIKERALAKARNAPUNJABBIHARHARYANAChennaiofUTTARTAKAPRADESHthePRADESHPRADESHOperativePRADESHLicencePRADESH(EAST)(BasicName(WEST)Tataof theTeleservicesCompany Ltd.operativel whether UASL CeIIu la rIUASetc) LIPandagiservicenglN LDarea/1LD/1P-II Service Area) surrenderedterminated I 1.10.11.13.16.12.14.9.7.4.8.3.6.5.2. (including 15. 9 TATA TElESERVICES LIMITED 2A. Old Ishwar Nagar, Main Mathura Road, New Delhi 110065 Tel: +91 11 66558555,66558666 Fax: +91 11 66558908,66558909 website www.tataindicom.com Registered Office Jeevan Bharati Tower I 10th Floor 124 Connaught Circus New Delhi 110001 G All IndiaIndia TAT ATatanetTataS&ANelcoInternetCommunicationsLimitedServicesServices SP-ISP(IT)ISPITSPNLDUASLITILD - AllInternationalMAHARASHTRAMUMBAIIndiaJAMMUWESTASSAMNORTHOperativeBENGALEAST& KASHMIR Tata Teleservices Ltd. UASL 17. Limited UASL TATATataTAT ATeleservicesCommunicationsCommunicationsLtd. 20.18.19.272421 2823222526 Internet(Maharashtra)LimitedPrivate LimitedServicesCategoryLtd. A Limited(Licensechangename ofwithpending(Applicant)stillDIL InternetinDOT)thename 293130 32 G TATAVSNL Broadband GurgaonDelhiGhaziabadAllMumbaiCommercialIP-IIIndia -- TatanetVSNLDirectTata CommunicationsBroadbandInternetInternetServicesLimitedLimited 33VoiceISP(IT)ISPITSPChennaiMail AllCUGIndiaIndia SurrenderedOperativesurrendered. Operative. IT TataLimitedLtd. Internet Services TAT A Power Company •/CategoryCUGAudiotexVSATCB 423637 /UMS Limited (CompanyCategory AB mergedtransferCommunicationslicensesLimited alongwith-pending)LicenseTatawith all 413435 394038 (Type of the Licence means Basic! Cellular! UASL! Paging! NLD!ILD!IP-lIlicences etc. Details of all the Licences held by Allies! sister concerns! Partners or legal entities with 10% or more common equities must be shown separately.) II TATA TElESERVICES lIMI 2A. Old Ishwar Nagar, Main Mathura Road, New Delhi 110065 Tel: +91 11 66558555, 66558666 Fax: +91 11 66558908, 66558909 website www.tataindicom.com Registered Office Jeevan Bharati Tower I 10th Floor 124 Connaught Circus New Delhi 110001 Shareholding details of Associated Licensees that have nominated the Applicant as a Group Bidding Entity G TATA March 17, 2010 Joint Secretary (Telecom), Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Sanchar Bhavan, 20, Ashoka Road, New Delhi - 110 117. This is to certify that Shareholding of M/s Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Limited (TTML) and paid-up capital as on February 28, 2010 is as under: Tata Teleservices Sr. TheOtherNRls/OCBS/otherTataFilsNTTPublicPartner/NameTataDoCoMoSonsBodiesPercentage100.0086.4537.6520.7217.32EquityPaid-upPower7.24of3.5213.5512.1218,971,968,540Limited-0.500.9316,401,424,090Rs.1,372,631,7402,570,544,4502,298,569,2607,143,178,9103,286,264,460Shareholder3,930,654,780Promoter/177,329,890668,694,200Inc.Corporate94,645,300heldCo.BodycapitalinIndianLtd.-IndianForeignTTMLForeignIndianIndian/
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