US EditionSFR Up for Sale: What Does the Future Hold for French Subscribers?
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While the company has seen its debt increase from €24 billion to €15 billion, discussions about a change of ownership are growing.
As Altice's subsidiary goes through one of the most critical periods in its history, the prospect of an investment under the judicial safeguard procedure of SFR by June 2025 is clear. SFR's safeguard procedure could be a decisive turning point for the company and its millions of subscribers. Against the background: an abyssal debt, a haemorrhage of subscribers and an uncertain future, between possible recovery and batch dismantling. A critical s…
The quarterly results of its parent company Altice, however, remain in decline, with an ebitda of 11.8%, to 678 million euros. The latter also indicated that it was asking for its accelerated safeguard placement in order to finalise the restructuring of its balance sheet.
SFR Up for Sale: What Does the Future Hold for French Subscribers?
French telecom giant SFR is up for sale, raising questions among its millions of customers about the potential impact on their services and contracts. The move marks a significant moment for France’s telecommunications market, with uncertainty surrounding the company’s future.
As discussions surrounding the sale of SFR intensify, many customers are wondering about the possible consequences for their plans, rates, or numbers. Here are the key things to know if you're affected.
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