France's Telecom Companies Propose Splitting SFR to Reduce Market Competition
France's major telecom companies, Bouygues, Iliad, and Orange, are proposing to split SFR, reducing the number of mobile operators from four to three. The offer values SFR at €20.35 billion, a significant increase from previous bids, and could reshape the European telecom landscape. The deal involves a complex division of assets among the three companies.
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Topics: Bouygues corporate restructuring Iliad market consolidation Orange SFR telecom industry