By The Economic Times
Reliance Communications, India’s second largest telecom operator by subscribers, filed a preliminary prospectus with the Monetary Authority of Singapore of its arm Global Telecommunications Infrastructure Trust for a public listing in Singapore.
On June 12, the company had received approval from the Singapore Exchange Securities to list its undersea cable network as a trust provided it submitted requisite documents.
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