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"The British telecommunications company Vodafone has raised 153 billion Indian rupees (approximately 1.7 billion euros) by selling a large part of its stake in the Indian tower operator Indus Towers.

Vodafone announced on Wednesday that 484.7 million shares of Indus Towers, representing an 18 percent stake, have been sold. After the placement, Vodafone still holds a 3.1 percent stake in the Indian company. This step is part of the company's efforts to streamline its portfolio.

Since CEO Margherita Della Valle took the helm last year, Vodafone has increasingly focused on divesting from underperforming markets. In March, Vodafone had already announced plans to sell its Italian business to Swiss telecom provider Swisscom for 8 billion euros.

Deutsche Bank has resumed coverage of Vodafone with a "Buy" rating and a target price of 140 pence.

The Vodafone stock subsequently gained 1.44 percent at times in London and was quoted at 0.7166 GBP.