Vodafone exits Indus Towers with 3% share sale

Posted on December 5, 2024 by Guest authors

Vodafone Group has announced the sale of its remaining 3% stake in the Indian tower company Indus Towers for US$300 million to help reduce its significant debt pile.

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Airtel Africa grows customer base despite currency challenges

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October 25, 2024
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Airtel Africa reported customer base and profit growth, but continued to grapple with currency devaluation on the continent as revenues and EBITDA declined.

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Plugfest conducts 50G-PON & 25GS-PON interoperability tests

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May 7, 2025
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The path towards next-gen superfast fibre optic networks has accelerated thanks to 50G-PON and 25GS-PON interoperability tests at Plugfest. This vital progress stems from the latest ‘Plugfest’ organised by the Broadband Forum (essentially an intensive …

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Hormuud Telecom signs up to GSMA humanitarian charter

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Somalia-based operator Hormuud Telecom signed up to the GSMA’s Humanitarian Connectivity Charter pledging to provide connectivity in times of urgency and enhancing collaboration with humanitarian organisations.

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