Vodafone Idea Limited saw high net worth investors sell an estimated Rs 456 crore of shares in the June quarter, yet the market value of their holding rose by Rs 4,154 crore to Rs 10,894 crore as the stock rallied 69.52%.

Vodafone Idea Limited secured a Delhi High Court order directing the Income Tax Department to refund Rs53,09,56,470 (Rs53.09 crore) with statutory interest by September 30, 2026, with an additional 1 per cent per month interest if delayed. The Court held the Department cannot withhold a refund crystallised after assessment under Section 201 or an appellate order by insisting on Form 26B under Section 200A and Rule 31A, and cannot withhold without a valid order under Section 245, rejecting the Department's reliance on outstanding demands.

Vodafone Idea Limited reported consolidated June 2026 net sales of Rs 11,689.00 crore, up 6.05% from Rs 11,022.50 crore in June 2025, with EBITDA rising 10% to Rs 5,229.00 crore from Rs 4,753.80 crore. Vodafone Idea Limited narrowed its quarterly consolidated net loss to Rs 3,754.00 crore from Rs 6,608.10 crore a year earlier, with loss per share improving to Rs -0.35 from Rs -0.63, while interest cost was Rs 5,120.00 crore.

Vodafone Idea Limited has moved closer to securing funding for its capital expenditure plan after State Bank of India agreed to sanction its share of the loan, with progress enabled by Vodafone Idea agreeing to provide guarantees through its promoter companies after an earlier deadlock over the lack of such guarantees.