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Bharti Airtel Stock Update (20 December 2025): Rights-Issue Call, Leadership Shuffle, Tariff-Hike Bets and Fresh Analyst Targets

Bharti Airtel Stock Update (20 December 2025): Rights-Issue Call, Leadership Shuffle, Tariff-Hike Bets and Fresh Analyst Targets

Bharti Airtel’s board approved a ₹15,740 crore final call on partly-paid shares, with payment due between 2 and 16 March 2026. Shares closed at ₹2,097.70 on NSE Friday, just below the 52-week high of ₹2,174.70. The move completes a rights issue from 2021 and is intended to strengthen the balance sheet. Investors are also watching for leadership succession developments.
Bharti Airtel Share Price Jumps on Morgan Stanley Upgrade: Tariff Hike Forecasts, Analyst Targets, and Key Triggers to Watch (16 Dec 2025)

Bharti Airtel Share Price Jumps on Morgan Stanley Upgrade: Tariff Hike Forecasts, Analyst Targets, and Key Triggers to Watch (16 Dec 2025)

Bharti Airtel shares rose nearly 2% on December 16, 2025, after Morgan Stanley raised its target price by 20% to ₹2,435 and reiterated an “Overweight” rating. The brokerage cited a potential tariff hike in Q1 FY27 as a key catalyst. Airtel traded between ₹2,070 and ₹2,103 in the morning session. No new earnings or filings were released.
Bharti Airtel Share Price Today: Tariff Hike Hopes, 5G Capex Risks and 2026–2028 Stock Forecast

Bharti Airtel Share Price Today: Tariff Hike Hopes, 5G Capex Risks and 2026–2028 Stock Forecast

Bharti Airtel traded near ₹2,070–2,080 by early afternoon on 10 December 2025, down about 0.4–0.6% from the previous close and less than 5% below its 52-week high. Market cap stood around ₹12.5–12.7 trillion, with trading volumes among the highest on the day. One-year returns reached nearly 33%. Valuation remains elevated, with a trailing P/E of 32–33x and EV/EBITDA near 13–13.5x.

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