Jazz inches closer to the sale of its towers and Telenor looks to exit the market, but challenging economic conditions put pressure on Pakistan’s bustling tower sector

Brookfield’s Chief Investment Officer Sikander Rashid speaks with TowerXchange on their investment in Deutsche Telekom’s GD Towers

The Small Cell Forum outlines the trends, use cases and trajectory of small cell deployment and where towercos fit, or don’t

Brazil, the biggest market in Latin America, already has a well-developed towerco market with 90% of sites owned by towercos. Over the last few years, it has been through a phase of consolidation driven by larger multinational towercos seeking to increase their market share through strategic acquisitions and private equity backed towercos exiting their investments. Similarly, on the telecom carrier front, Brazil's four mobile operators, Vivo (Telefónica), Claro (América Móvil), TIM, and Oi are being reduced to three, with the exit of Oi following financial difficulties. With the initial 5G deployment projects already well under way in the country, TowerXchange sums up the recent developments and the opportunities this exciting market offers.

The recently announced sale by Vodafone would see the group share ownership with KRR and GIP in a deal which would take the publicly traded towerco private

OpenTower iQ outline the use cases and share practical tips on making digital twins core to towerco business models

Where are Ooredoo selling their towers and who are the potential buyers?

TowerXchange previews the IBS working group at Meetup Asia where increased demand is creating new opportunities for towercos – and new challenges too

Zain Saudi Arabia has transferred its tower business to Golden Lattice Investment Company (GLI), the PIF-backed holding company of Zain KSA's 8,069 towers

América Móvil’s spin-off Sites is world’s 14th largest towerco – but how independent will it be?

AustralianSuper and Singtel backed Australia Tower Network (ATN) have made a number of headlines already in 2022. The latest news coming from the 4,383 site towerco is the unveiling of its new name – Indara Towers. The rebrand reflects the organisation's ambitious strategy to empower Australia’s digital future by providing a growing range of digital infrastructure solutions and services beyond towers.

KKR-backed tower platform enters its second Asian market with AB Hightech acquisition