Anatel approved the Oi fixed-line sale to Método for US$11.8 million. Conditions protect customers and keep services running to 2028.
BRAZIL · TELECOMS
Key Facts
—What happened: Brazil’s telecom regulator Anatel approved the sale of Oi’s fixed-line business to Método.
—How big it is: The deal is worth R$60.1 million (US$11.8 million), bid as a single upfront payment.
—What it means: Oi’s fixed-line customers will eventually be served by Método, but only after conditions are met.
Método will snap up fixed telephony services, towers, cables, and customers as part of deal
Contrato entre as empresas foi firmado no início de julho e prevê a transferência de determinadas operações de telefonia fixa
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