DT’s CTO Abdu Mudesir promoted to board post BT doubles down on fibre rolloutTelefónica is offloading its Uruguay unit for ...

Telefónica recently inked sale agreements for its operations in Peru and Argentina, and is mulling divestments in Mexico and ...

Telefonica has taken another step in its strategic withdrawal from Latin America, agreeing to sell its entire stake in its Uruguay operations to Millicom for US$440 million.

The Telefonica Moviles Chile S.A.-Bond has a maturity date of 11/18/2031 and offers a coupon of 3.5370%. The payment of the coupon will take place 2,0 times per biannual on the 18.05.. At the ...

Bonds of Telefonica Moviles Chile SA slumped into distressed territory last week on a report that its parent company was ...

This transition has seen a notable acceleration this year, following the surprise ousting of longstanding executive chairman ...

TEF's Q1 2025 performance reflects the impact of discontinued operations amid ongoing macro and forex woes. Healthy organic ...

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Telefónica has reportedly hired Citi as an adviser to sell its Chilean business unit. As reported by El Confidencial earlier ...

Telefonica reported a loss of €1.3 billion in Q1 2025 after writing down the value of assets sold in Latin America.

Telefonica has reportedly appointed investment bank Citi to advise on the sale of its Chilean unit, as the group continues to ...

Telefonica SA mandated Citigroup Inc. to manage the sale of its Chilean unit, after the Spanish-based company offloaded many of its other subsidiaries in Latin America.