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Safaricom sale deal concludes as broke Treasury eyes Sh244 billion
The National Treasury will get a Sh244.2 billion cash injection after the sale of a 15 per cent stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom Group.
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itweb.africa
Vodacom seals Safaricom control deal
The pan-African telecom operator's shareholding in Safaricom has increased to 55%, enabling consolidation of its telecoms, financial services and technology businesses.
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businessdailyafrica.com
Vodacom buys State’s Safaricom stake days after court clears sale
The deal reshapes Safaricom’s ownership structure, leaving the Kenyan government with a 20 percent stake in the telecommunications giant.
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iol.co.za
Vodacom strengthens its position in East Africa with majority stake in Safaricom
Vodacom Group has successfully completed its R35 billion acquisition of a 20% stake in Safaricom, enhancing its control and paving the way for increased digital and financial…
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engineeringnews.co.za
Vodacom completes acquisition of additional 20% stake in Safaricom
JSE-listed Vodacom Group has completed the acquisition of an additional 20% effective stake in Safaricom, increasing its shareholding to about 55% This followed the staying of a…
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Kenya misses out on Sh16bn as Safaricom stake sale closes
South Africa's Vodacom completes purchase of an additional 15 percent stake in Safaricom.
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standardmedia.co.ke
Broke Treasury eyes Sh244b boon as Safaricom sale deal concludes
The National Treasury will get a Sh244.2 billion cash injection after the sale of a 15 per cent stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom Group.
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Safaricom sale deal concludes as broke Treasury eyes Sh244 billion
The National Treasury will get a Sh244.2 billion cash injection after the sale of a 15 per cent stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom Group.
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Broke Treasury eyeing Sh244 billion in Safaricom sale deal
The National Treasury will get a Sh244.2 billion cash injection after the sale of a 15 per cent stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom Group.
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Stockbrokers bag Sh4bn in Safaricom shares trade
Stockbrokers earn a commission of up to 1.78 percent for transactions below Sh100,000, with large deals such as the Vodacom transaction executed at a discounted rate.