Telus signs $1.26-billion phone tower network deal with Quebec’s Caisse
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Telus separates its cell tower fleet from the rest of its operations by creating a new stand-alone entity in which the Fund acquires a $49.9 per cent stake at a cost of $1.3 billion.
Telus Offloads Cell Towers in $1.2B Deal With Pension Giant
Telus is spinning off its cell tower business in a major deal with one of Canada’s biggest pension funds. The company announced it’s selling a 49.9% stake in its new tower operator, called Terrion, to La Caisse (CDPQ) for $1.26 billion. Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, is a Montreal-based Canadian pension fund manager
Telus agrees to wireless infrastructure deal with La Caisse
Telco previously hinted at a minority sale in its cell tower portfolio By Ahmad Hathout Telus announced Friday that it has agreed to sell to a pension fund a minority stake in a separate entity that will carry its wireless infrastructure. La Caisse, one of the largest pension funds in the country, will spend $1.26... Read more »
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