Africa
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Since 2001, the Nexsysone platform has been used for 250 projects in over 40 countries
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Cost effective innovative solution has upto 8,000 hour service intervals, is cleaner, greener, quieter, and can use existing diesel supply chain; breaks even compared with DGs after approximately 15 months
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An interview with HTA’s Group Director of Sales and Marketing, Alex Leigh
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An edotco-commissioned report isolates the keys to tower market success
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On April 29, American Tower (AMT) released its Q1 2016 results and hosted an earnings call with James Taiclet, Chairman, President & CEO, Thomas Bartlett, CFO & EVP and Leah Stearns, SVP, Treasurer and IR.
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An interview with Hotspot Network Limited COO, Charles Iyoha
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BMI View: IHS Towers and American Tower Corporation’s acquisition of Nigeria’s towers has enabled them to cement their positions as the leading players among Africa’s big four tower firms. If Helios Towers Africa and Eaton Towers cannot outbid their larger rivals for new assets in the remaining attractive markets, they may seek scale through a merger or become acquisition targets.
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The first potential tower sale and leaseback in the Middle East was mooted over a year ago, with Zain appointing Citigroup to advise on a potential tower transaction in two Gulf countries in early 2015. Mobily, Etisalat’s operation in Saudi Arabia was next to follow suit, appointing TAP advisors to look into a potential sale of their towers. Fast forward 12 months and Saudi Telecom Company are now joining the party – potentially putting all operator owned towers in Saudi on the market at the same time. TowerXchange take a look at the portfolios potentially for sale, examine the latest developments in the processes and explore who the likely bidders will be.
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Insights from the Germany roundtable at the TowerXchange Meetup Europe 2016
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Highlights from a new white paper released by Kaiser Associates’ telecom practice