Telecom Italia (TIM) is open to new business deals once the sale of its fixed-line network NetCo is completed, CEO Pietro Labriola told reporters on a podcast interview for Bloomberg.
Telecom Italia (TIM) is open to new business deals once the sale of its fixed-line network NetCo is completed, CEO Pietro Labriola told reporters on a podcast interview for Bloomberg.
The European Union’s antitrust regulators have begun asking rivals and customers if the acquisition of Telecom Italia (TIM)’s fixed-line network by US investment firm KKR would negatively affect wholesale competition in Italy, according to a Reuters report, citing people familiar with the matter.
Telecom Italia (TIM) has announced that it has signed a €1.5 billion bridge loan to strengthen its financial position ahead of the sale of its fixed network infrastructure business, NetCo, to KKR and the Italian government for up to €22 billion.
The Italian government had been ordered to pay Telecom Italia (TIM) €1 billion, after the Rome Court of Appeal ruled in favour of TIM regarding a historic license fee dispute.
On Sunday, Telecom Italia (TIM) approved the sale of its fixed-line network to US-based equity firm KKR for €18.8 billion. The fixed-line business will be spun into a new entity named NetCo.
TIM’s board of directors met from 3–5th November to examine the binding offer that was submitted by KKR back in October. Eleven of the board’s fourteen members approved the acquisition.
News Italian operator Telecom Italia (TIM) has announced the activations of its Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) systems in two new cities of Matera and Turin. TIM had first used Open RAN in Faenza in early 2021.TIM plans to accelerate the development of 5G...
The agreement will help Italy’s biggest telco scale up its public, private and hybrid cloud offering to enterprise customers
The new chairman will be tasked with reuniting a deeply divided boardroom at the Italian telco
The companies share price rallied upon news of a potential deal between its two biggest stakeholders
The company has appointed Italy’s former chief of police to head up its board
TIM’s boardroom is currently embroiled in an epic power struggle between two of its biggest shareholders
TIM’s share price rallied on news of the potential investment
TIM also unveiled its new 5G Innovation Hub, which will aim to streamline commercial 5G rollout across the country
Telecom Italia was recently saw control of its boardroom wrested away from its former biggest shareholder Vivendi, in favour of a new group headed up by activist investor Elliott Management
French media conglomerate says it can’t influence outcome of shareholder meetings.
Incumbent presses ahead with network deployment despite development minister warning it could damage public interest.
Giuseppe Recchi becomes deputy chairman; Flavio Cattaneo remains chief executive.
Report claims current chairman Giuseppe Recchi to raise issue of governance with telco’s board.
French media conglomerate wins over competition watchdog by agreeing to sell Persidera unit.
French media group appoints two thirds of Italian incumbent’s directors, but CEO de Puyfontaine misses out on chairmanship.