Brazil’s V.tal close to acquiring Oi’s fibre business

Posted on October 1, 2024 by Guest authors

Will Brazilian neutral network and digital infrastructure company V.tal take over financially troubled operator Oi Brasil’s fibre broadband base, ClientCo? Having last week made the sole bid for Oi’s fibre unit it’s looking very likely that it will.

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