DITO CME denies rumour of Summit Telco Holdings takeover

Posted on July 10, 2024 by Guest authors

Philippine company DITO CME Holdings, the parent company of third telco DITO Telecommunity, has denied a report in local media that one of its investors, Singapore-based Summit Telco Holdings, is moving to take over the company.

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