Indus Towers eyes Airtel’s Africa markets in first move beyond India

Indus Towers to Expand into Markets Outside India - Inside Towers

Indus Towers, based in Gurugram, India, announced that its Board of Directors has approved the company’s first foray outside of India and entry into African markets, starting with Nigeria, Uganda, and Zambia. The company states that these regions present opportunities for revenue diversification, operational expansion, and long-term growth. Indus Towers plans to use its financial resources and its relationship with its majority owner, New Delhi-…

How Bharti Airtel's Indus Towers Decision to Enter Africa is Likely to Shape the Ugandan Market and Beyond

Bharti Airtel’s tower infrastructure arm, Indus Towers, is stepping into Africa for the first time — and it is beginning with Uganda, Nigeria, and Zambia. The move, disclosed in recent… This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers! Subscribe Log In The post How Bharti Airtel’s Indus Towers Decision to Enter Africa is Likely to Shape the Ugandan Market and Beyond appeared first on CEO East Africa.

Indus Towers eyes Airtel’s Africa markets in first move beyond India

Indian towerco’s Board of Directors gives the go-ahead to move into Africa, starting with three markets, with a helping hand from longstanding customer and controlling shareholder Bharti Airtel…

Indus Towers charts international debut with Africa move - Mobile Europe

The plan is to utilise Airtel Africa’s presence in fifteen markets so it can diversify its revenue streams, but operations in places like Nigeria can be challenging Indus Towers has confirmed its first international expansion, with its board approving a foray into African markets beginning with Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia. In a stock exchange statement, the towerco said the decision recognised the “growth potential in emerging geographies,” offer…

Airtel’s Tower Partner Is Crossing Borders, Starting with Africa

Indus Towers Africa, the Bharti Airtel-backed giant that dominates India’s tower infrastructure space, is preparing for its first major move abroad. The company has cleared plans to expand into Africa, starting with Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia — markets where Airtel already has a strong foothold. The announcement marks a significant turn for Indus, which has … The post Indus Towers Africa Expansion Aims to Diversify Revenue and Capture Growth in …