Spanish telecom giant Telefonica is in exclusive talks to sell its Mexican business to Beyond ONE, the owner of Virgin Mobile ...

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Bonds of Telefonica Moviles Chile SA slumped into distressed territory last week on a report that its parent company was about to throw in the towel, selling the asset after years of fierce ...

Telefonica SA mandated Citigroup Inc. to manage the sale of its Chilean unit, after the Spanish-based company offloaded many of its other subsidiaries in Latin America.

This would mean that green hydrogen producers in Chile and South Africa would be assured of having buyers at fixed prices. First steps in that direction have been taken by Namibia and Germany.

Telefónica Moviles Chile SA’s dollar bonds tumbled to the lowest in just over a year last week as fierce competition in the mobile phone market pushed up losses and the parent company unloads assets ...

The Chilean unit of Spain’s Telefonica SA is the latest victim of cut-throat competition in Chile’s mobile phone market, which pushed rival WOM into Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings last year.

South Africa and Chile have signed an agreement that will see the two countries cooperate in areas of trade and industry promotion, decarbonisation and critical minerals among others, the ...

Telefonica operates mobile and fixed networks in Spain (where it is the incumbent telephone operator), the UK, Germany, Brazil, and other Latin American countries like Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, and ...

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