Towerco raises funds to continue expansion across Africa

Earlier this Summer, American Tower announced that it had reached an agreement with NII Holdings, Inc. to acquire up to 2,790 towers in Brazil and 1,666 towers in Mexico in two separate transactions, for approximately $413 million and $398 million, respectively, based on current foreign currency exchange rates. American Tower expects to use cash on hand and borrowings under its existing revolving credit facilities to fund the acquisition.

Fuel cell technology offers a clean, quiet and reliable power solution with a smaller footprint

Integrating monitoring and management, access control, maintenance, asset, inventory and HR management in an end to end managed service

Could the Cornerstone model of active infrastructure sharing work in Africa?

Modular, quick to deploy pre-fabricated data centres essential for the transmission and management of data

Guest columnist Kenechi Okeleke makes Nigeria the focus of his latest BMI Analysis

Military-grade access control solution also integrates access logs with job ticketing to verify maintenance job ticket completion

The above bar chart shows an aggregation of owned towers AND those managed and marketed by independent towercos in each country of Africa.

A tour of Quintica’s Service Management Centre and an introduction to their OS3 SITE solution, built on Remedy

MTN continue to be linked with potential deal with American Tower in Rwanda

TowerXchange understands that towers in Senegal, Mali, Guinea Conakry and Guinea Bissau are all on the market. The operations are all affiliates of Sonatel Group, which in turn is 42.33% owned by Orange, and all trade under the Orange brand.