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Telstra sells towers stake to Future Fund for $2.8b Share Telstra has sold half of its mobile infrastructure business InfraCo Towers to a consortium of investors that includes the Future Fund, SunSuper and the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation for $2.8 billion. Completion of the transaction is expected before the end of September, well ahead of its previously announced schedule, and Telstra said in a statement to the ASX that it would return half of the sale proceeds to shareholders via a buy back and other methods within the next financial year. It has entered a 15 year agreement with ...

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Telstra shares hit six month high as 16¢ dividend maintained We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss 5.38am Normal text size Advertisement Telstra has signalled a potential windfall for shareholders from the planned sale of its mobile tower infrastructure after keeping its 16¢ dividend steady despite a sharp decline in half-year earnings. The telco giant’s chief executive Andy Penn has also dodged speculation about his own future after providing bullish long-term forecasts as his cost-cutting strategy nears its end. Investors respond...