Telefónica Prepares to End 25 Years in Mexico After the Endorsement of Its Sale to Melisa
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Telefónica advances in its departure from Mexico after agreeing to sell its subsidiary for US$450 million Telefónica advanced towards the exit of Mexico after the National Antitrust Commission (CNA) authorized the sale of its subsidiary to Melisa Acquisition for a company value of US$450 million, subject to the usual adjustments prior to the closure. The regulator considered that the operation has little chance of affecting the free trade proces…
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Movistar will continue to operate in Mexico after the sale of Telefónica to Melisa Acquisition, authorized by the Mexican antitrust authority. The entry Telefónica leaves Mexico after 25 years; Movistar will continue to operate was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
The companies have a period of six months, approximately to March 2027, to specify the authorized concentration. The publication Movistar Mexico approaches new owner: CNA confirms the sale to OXIO appeared first in the CEO.
Mexico City The Spanish woman Telefónica faces the final stretch of her departure from Mexico, where she operates since 2001, after the antitrust authority authorized the sale of Movistar to Melisa Acquisition for $450 million. According to the National Antitrust Commission (CNA), the concentration between Telefónica and the US consortium between OXIO and Newfoundland Capital Management has “little chance of affecting the process of free competi…
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