Company Analysis of

BHARTI INFRATEL LTD

PEST Analysis

Political

Various Regulations to
follow.
Political Opposition as the
private players will
participate.
Govt support for FDI in
Telecom sector.

Social
Helping customer at the
maximum level.
Maximizing their reach to
more communities across
the country.

Economical
Worldwide Recession.
Accelerated economic
growth as middle class
consumer base grows.

Technological
Execution using new
technology process.
Strong Fibre optic
network.
Adopting green energy
initiatives for its
operations.

About Bharti Infratel

Bharti Infratel provides tower and also the
infrastructure related to it.
Apart from this it is one of the largest tower
infrastructure providers in India.
Bharti Infratel Limited has its Head-Office located
at Gurgaon, Haryana

Business Divisions
In the Mid 90s and the early 2000s Infratel was a
function within Airtel and was responsible for the
management of tower infrastructure of the
wireless business of Airtel.
Till the Mid 2000s Airtel was the ruling telecom
operator, but soon more players entered the race
which further reduced ARPUs.
In July 2007, Bharti Infratel was created as an
independent tower company.

Shareholding Pattern - Bharti

Infratel Ltd.
Holders Name

No of shares

% share Holding

Promoters

1360000000

71.7%

Foreign Institutions

475926293 25.09%

Others

31299319

1.65%

Financial Institutions

12226446

0.64%

General Public
Nbanks MutualFunds

11604035 0.61%
4146207

0.22%

Source: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/bharti-infratelltd/shareholding/companyid-22411.cms

Source:
http://www.moneycontrol.com/financials/bhartiinfratel/financialgraphs/net-sales-income-from-operations/BI14

Source:
http://www.moneycontrol.com/financials/bhartiinfratel/financi

Business strategies
In November 2007, Indus Towers was created as a
Joint Venture between Vodafone, Bharti Infratel
and Aditya Birla Telecom
Infratel has 42% stake in Indus towers.
Benefits to the Operators are:
(i) Reduced capital Investment
(ii) Operational Efficiencies
(iii) Revenue Maximization

Threats
Reduction in ARPU.
Entry of more new players in
Telecom sector.

Immense chance of growing

globally.
Untapped Rural market.

Opportunities

SWOT
Analysis
Slow in the race of exploring
market Investment
opportunity.

Weakness

Strengths
Strong Brand Image.
Innovative business
development team.
Very Low cost model.

Source:
http://www.moneycontrol.com/competition/bhartiinfratel/compariso
n/BI14

Thank You

References
http://
www.bharti-infratel.com/cps-portal/web/ov
erview.html
http://
www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequo
te/telecommunications-equipment/bhartiin
fratel/BI14
http://www.bharti-infratel.com/cpsportal/web/company-profile.html