Average revenue per customer, EBITDA, and employee productivity would grow. And it would lighten the company in the face of the possibility of a new European single market, which it is promoting along with other major operators in the region.

A week after Telefónica’s CEO, Marc Murtra, confirmed that the operator’s plan is to sell all its businesses in Latin America to focus on Europe, the first figures justifying that decision have already emerged.

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