Reliance Communications on Thursday said that licences to the company were issued in 2001 or prior to that and will not be affected by the Supreme Court judgement pronounced squashing all 122 licences alloted in January 2008.
"RCom's licences are not affected by the Supreme Court
judgement pronounced today," the telecom service provider said in a statement to the BSE.
"RCom's licences were all issued in 2001 or prior," the company added.
Earlier during the day, the Supreme Court cancelled grant of all 122 2G licences issued in January 2008, stating that they were granted in arbitrary and unconstitutional manner.
The court asked telecom regulator Trai to make fresh recommendation on grant of 2G licences and allocation of spectrum will be done through auction within 4 months.
Reliance Communications is a group company of Anil Ambani led Reliance. The group currently has a net worth excess of Rs. 89,000 crore, cash flow of Rs. 10,900 crore, net profit of Rs. 3,600 crore.
Shares of Reliance Communications were trading at Rs. 95.20 on the BSE, down 5.18% from the yesterday close.