TalkTalk in ‘Final Stages’ of Deals to Sell Divisions Amid Administration Threat
- TalkTalk said it remained in advanced discussions with potential buyers for its consumer and broadband businesses.
- The company said it was in the final stages of agreeing both sales and expected to complete them soon.
- The reported talks involved Opus Broadband for the consumer business and Octopus Investments for the wholesale business, PXC.
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TalkTalk in ‘final stages’ of deals to sell divisions amid administration threat
Britain’s fourth largest broadband provider said it was in ‘advanced discussions’ to secure sales of its consumer and wholesale business operations.
TalkTalk issue strategic update on sale of UK broadband and PXC businesses UPDATE
The debt-strained TalkTalk Group, which is still in the process of trying to sell both their consumer broadband ISP business and PXC (PlatformX Communications) wholesale business, has this morning issued a “Strategic Update” on the process that makes clear the effort is still live and will be concluded “imminently“. Details remain in short supply. Source: […]
TalkTalk ‘pursuing sales’ amid administration threat
TalkTalk says it remains in “advanced discussions” with potential buyers of its consumer and broadband businesses as it races to secure its future. Britain’s fourth-largest broadband provider says it is in the final stages of agreeing sales for its two divisions as speculation swirls it could be heading for administration. It said…
TalkTalk issue strategic update on sale of UK broadband and PXC businesses
The debt-strained TalkTalk Group, which is still in the process of trying to sell both their consumer broadband ISP business and PXC (PlatformX Communications) wholesale business, has this morning issued a “Strategic Update” on the process that makes clear the effort is still live and will be concluded “imminently“. Details remain in short supply. A number of recent reports had indicated that the Group may have given until the end of this month …
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