Argentina, Milei and Telefónica
Milei pledges antitrust probe after Telefónica sells Argentina unit
Telefónica will sell its entire 100 per cent stake in its mobile, pay TV and broadband business to Telecom Argentina, in which Grupo Clarín holds a 40 per cent stake and Mexican investor David Martínez holds another 40 per cent, for $1.25bn in cash. The business does not carry significant amounts of debt.
MADRID, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Spanish telecoms company Telefonica (TEF.MC), opens new tab has hired investment bank JPMorgan (JPM.N), opens new tab to evaluate a possible sale of Argentina business ...
Spanish telecoms company Telefonica has agreed to sell its unit in Argentina for $1.245 billion to Telecom Argentina as part of its strategy to gradually reduce its exposure to Latin America, it said.
Telefonica Peru instigated a voluntary bankruptcy proceeding in an attempt to restructure its debt, blaming its financial ...
Multinational telecommunications company Telefonica has announced plans to start insolvency proceedings for its Peruvian ...
Spanish telecommunications giant Telefónica has hired investment bank JP Morgan to oversee the sale of its Mexican business, according to a report by financial newspaper Cinco Días, which cited ...
Further rumours of Telefonica cutting its presence in LatAm emerged in the Spanish press, with its unit in Mexico reportedly ...
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