There is plenty of speculation about the group of Latin American businessmen who would have offered € 10,000 million for 51% of the Spanish operator's business in Latin America (except Brazil).

Few details were known so far about the Latin American business holding company interested in being a “half-way” partner of Telefónica's Latin American businesses. The offer itself - according to El Mundo estimates - must also be defined and the specialists of the Colombian firm Cremades & Calvo Sotelo would be involved, hired for the task by the buyer; and on the other hand, Morgan Stanley who is at the service of Telefónica to look for partners or buyers of HispAm.

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The morning after

Between fantasy and reality, a holding company would like to partner with Telefónica HispAm

There is plenty of speculation about the group of Latin American businessmen who would have offered € 10,000 million for 51% of the Spanish operator's business in Latin America (except Brazil).

MORE ANALYSIS

América Móvil's earnings fell 55% due to peso strength

Liberty and Millicom compete to conquer Digicel's 300,000 customers

The deadline expires next April 17. They offer 30% discounts on postpaid plans and unlimited data for 10 days from US$ 3 top-ups. The regulator ASEP modified portability procedure to facilitate migration.

Latin America already has 87 mobile private network deployments

Government analyzes partial privatization of Copaco

The challenge of the Caribbean islands is to expand coverage and reduce connectivity prices

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