UK telecoms group’s 50/50 venture ends more than 18-month search for a buyer of its international operations
BT and the US mobile company Verizon are to combine their international businesses, ending the British telecom group’s more than 18-month search for a buyer.
Verizon will pay a $625m (£473m) “equalisation” fee to BT to guarantee equal voting rights in the new 50/50 joint venture, the companies announced on Monday. The deal is expected to create a company with more than 3,000 customers across about 180 countries and $4bn in combined annual revenue.
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This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Lauren Almeida.
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