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gcpradhan1
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Arun Kumar Kapoor quits Dish TV |
Tuesday - Apr 29, 2008 |
Televisionpoint.com Correspondent | Mumbai Arun Kumar Kapoor, CEO, Dish TV has put in his papers, after serving in the organisation for 18 months. Jawahar Goel, Managing director, Dish TV, has confirmed the development.
Before joining Dish TV, Kapoor was with Hutchison Essar South Ltd, where he was CEO for the Punjab circle. He has over 24 years experience in various companies, which includes a vast repertoire in the mobile telephony business, notably with Airtel, Spice Cell and Hutch (now Vodafone).
A management graduate from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute Mumbai, during his tenure, the net subscriber base of the company stood at 2.5 million. Dish TV India Ltd would also raise up to $ 300 million (Rs 1200 crores) through a rights issue of shares. |
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basant
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Last week I saw him on TV talking about how big the DTH market could become. This isn't music to anyone tracking this stock.
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This one is full of promise but empty on performance.
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gcpradhan1
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Originally posted by basant
Last week I saw him on TV talking about how big the DTH market could become. This isn't music to anyone tracking this stock.
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I think that is an obligation on the part of the senior management to talk good about the company as long as he is associated with it. Same was the case with Bear Stearns's James Cayne upbeat about the company till the last moment.
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Absolutely. I learn again! I watched that interview with the help of an alarm in my mobile; refused to go to a social function and this is what I learnt!!!
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True ...Sometimes it pays to not trust the obvious.
Edited by nitin_jagtap - 29/Apr/2008 at 11:11am
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Warm REgards
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gcpradhan1
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Nitin Jee, I am completely in sync with your view ! Since INVESTING IN MARKET is more of an ARTS than a SCIENCE closely associated with Human behaviour, so nothing is for certain here. So I am hoilding onto my Dish TV position inspite of a huge fall.
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luke123
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they quickly have to get their act together or they will lose out despite such a huge oppurtunity. Changing CEOs quickly never helps. I think Subash Chandra and Jawahar Goel are de facto CEOs. The guys who run operations are basically COOs at best but never the less it is not a good sign CEOs changing this rapidly. It shows things are not as they should be.
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