Televisa to buy 50% stake in AT&T México for USD 2 billion

Bitget2026/10/13 21:06

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Televisa agreed to acquire 50% of AT&T México in a buyer group with Fintech Mercury, which will hold the other 50%.
Transaction buys 100% of AT&T México at a purchase price of USD 2 billion, subject to adjustments.
Deal will be executed through an investment and management trust, with governance set in a shareholders’ agreement at closing.
Buyer group expects up to USD 1.4 billion of secured debt financing, comprising a USD 1.2 billion term loan.
Closing requires regulatory approvals, including antitrust clearance; the acquisition is not conditioned on obtaining financing.

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