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Telefonica, MasOrange Mull Vodafone Spain Deal
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Telefónica has hired the business bank AZ Capital to advise on its growth strategy and the new strategy announced by the new CEO of Telefónica,...
Telefónica continues to move a tab, as much as President Marc Mutra qualifies the latest rumors as “speculations”. It is not to be forgotten that the Spanish teleco has just hired the services of AZ Capital. A movement that can be the key to future acquisitions and purchase of assets, both in our country and in Europe. However, there are a whole series of obstacles ahead that the operator would have to face. It is clear that there is nothing clo…
Telefónica hires financial advisor to assess potential acquisitions in Europe
The Corner Bankinter | Telefónica is hiring a financial advisor to evaluate possible acquisitions in Europe. One of the companies being considered is Vodafone Spain. Bankinter analysis team’s view: The operation could be interesting to reduce the competitive intensity in Spain, where the market would be dominated by three operators instead of four, but its execution would be complex and would take time. Telefónica would have to assess well the s…
The potential purchase of Vodafone by Telefónica would require an agreement to share its spectrum with Masorange and Digi, but also to determine the destination of the B2B business and Low Cost Lowi brand. Read
Telefónica and MasOrange would have started informal talks to make a joint acquisition of their rival Vodafone Spain, as revealed by Bloomberg based on people familiar with the issue. The movement would go in line with the intentions of European operators to consolidate the national market and thus obtain a larger scale of investment. According to Bloomberg, although the talks are still in their early stages, among the scenarios explored is a jo…
Telefónica, MásOrange said to explore Vodafone Spain slice-up
Operators have reportedly held ‘informal’ talks over potential acquisition of Vodafone Spain, including potential to split up and purchase parts of the telco. If formalised, such a deal would face several hurdles before getting across the finish line…
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