Africa: Ihs Towers Board Backs MTN Take-Private Offer

5 months ago 24

[Daba Finance] IHS Holding's board backed MTN Group's plan to buy out other shareholders and take the telecom tower operator private, setting up a vote on one of Africa's largest digital infrastructure deals.

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Africa: Ihs Towers Board Backs MTN Take-Private Offer

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