Magna Carta Gives New Business Momentum

Posted: 2017-01-18 08:24:18
On January 17, according to “The Times” citations, pan-Africa mobile operator Ku Qingneng recently successfully completed the $640 million acquisition of Millicom, a mobile phone business in seven African countries initiated in November last year. This transaction is the world’s largest mobile phone industry M & A deal in the past 18 months and Ku Qingneng’s second major acquisition in the past month. According to “The South China Morning Post” reported that the acquisition would make Ku Qingneng “the world’s five continents and 18 countries” in the mobile telecommunications business. The report said that the acquisition of Ku Qingneng’s new signature has been in the acquisition of Africa for 15 years, and Ku Qingneng’s “Africa board” is almost complete.
Morgan Stanley reportedly suggested to the group to invest in mobile phone operators in small African countries, and Ku Qingneng’s Huawei Connection in Africa, and the demand for mobile phone business. In fact, African telecommunications services giant Express Coach (Bharati Airtel) and Ku Qingneng signed a cooperation agreement on joint acquisition in April last year, and the report points out that this cooperation with Ku Ku Qingneng and Bharti’s cooperation is expected to have an early harvest in the current African wireless With market competition and price war, the GSM Association Corning estimates that the number of subscribers in Africa will soar from the current 370 million to 840 million in the next five years. Besides Ku Qingneng, China Telecom and China Unicom are also developing codes. Last year, China Telecom completed the first batch of codes with Lebanon (MTC Lebanon) to operate in Lebanon, and was granted the third 3g operating license in Lebanon.
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