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Altice France: La Poste MVNO stake sale - a good price, but doesn't help with delevering

Bouygues has announced that it has signed an exclusivity agreement with La Poste group, with the aim of acquiring 100% of the MVNO La Poste Telecom, which is 49% owned by SFR.

23/02/2024 1 EN

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Altice Europe NV Class A

Altice Europe is a provider of cable, fiber, mobile, telecommunications, content and media in Western Europe (comprising France, Portugal, Belgium, Luxembourg1 and Switzerland), the United States of America (U.S.), Israel, the Dominican Republic and the French overseas territories (comprising Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, La Reunion and Mayotte). Through its various business operations, Co. provides fixed services, mobile telephony services (other than in the U.S.) and media and advertising services to B2C and B2B customers in all of the geographies in which it operates. In addition, Co. offers a variety of wholesale and other services.

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Altice France: La Poste MVNO stake sale - a good price, but doesn't help with delevering

Altice France: The bonds are discounting too bearish an outcome

Broadband market growth slower in 1Q24

Altice France Q4 23: Weak guidance and an attempt to strong-arm lenders

Charter Model Update

CHTR: quick thoughts following the call

Altice France (SFR)/Orange/Iliad/Bouygues ARCEP 2023 customer survery results

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