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Telstra offloads 49% of Towers business for $2 8B

Telstra offloads 49% of Towers business for $2.8B In conjunction with the sale, Telstra has entered into a 15-year agreement with the InfraCo Towers business to secure ongoing access to existing and new towers. Andrew Penn (Telstra) Credit: Telstra Just a handful of months after splitting its business into three different units late last year to position itself to spin off its infrastructure assets as part of its broad T22 transformation strategy, Telstra has sold close to half of its Towers business for $2.8 billion.  Australia’s largest telco has offloaded a 49 per cent stake of its Towers business to a consortium comprising Future Fund – the Australian government’s sovereign wealth fund – as well as the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation and Sunsuper, who together will become a strategic partner in Telstra InfraCo Towers as the minority shareholder in the business.  

Telstra sells part of towers business for $2 8 billion

The stake was sold to a consortium comprising super funds Future Fund, Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation and Sunsuper. Telstra chief executive Andrew Penn said the deal was a significant milestone for its T22 program and “an acceleration of Telstra’s strategy to unlock value” in the assets. “Our T22 strategy is delivering on multiple fronts and I am proud of what we have achieved,” Penn said. “Today’s announcement is a further endorsement of the strategy, as the establishment of our infrastructure assets as a separate business was designed to enable us to better realise the value of these assets, take advantage of potential monetisation opportunities and create additional value for shareholders and that is exactly what today’s announcement achieves.

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