South Africa’s Neotel acquired by Liquid Telecom
South Africa’s fixed-line provider Neotel, which was nearly acquired by Vodacom earlier this year, has been sold for ZAR 6.6 billion ($435 million) to Liquid Telecom, a privately owned pan-African telecoms group.
Vodacom drops Neotel deal, citing regulatory complexities
South African operator Vodacom’s attempt to salvage its proposed acquisition of fixed-line provider Neotel has …
Vodacom surrenders spectrum in proposed Neotel deal
South Africa’s Vodacom will no longer buy spectrum from Neotel as part of its proposed ZAR7 …
Vodacom looks to put $500M Neotel deal on ice
South Africa’s largest mobile operator Vodacom wants the country’s competition tribunal to postpone a hearing …
Cell C, MTN want high court help to block Vodacom-Neotel deal
South African operators Cell C and MTN asked the country’s high court to set aside …
South Africa sells Vodacom stake; Neotel deal gains antitrust approval
South Africa’s government confirmed the sale of its 14 per cent stake in Vodacom, which …
MTN exploring Telkom acquisition – report
MTN Group, which runs the second largest mobile operator in South Africa, is reportedly mulling …
South Africa’s Vodacom reaches $680M agreement to buy Neotel
Vodacom, the largest mobile operator in South Africa, reached an agreement with shareholders of Neotel …
Tata Comm mulls SE Asia, Africa expansion
India’s Tata Communications is looking to expand its presence in Southeast Asia and Africa following its recent acquisition of South African fixed-line firm Neotel, reports Dow Jones Newswires.
