(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 31 - French telecommunications group Iliad
said Wednesday that Vodafone had turned down its proposal to
merge the two companies' Italian subsidiaries.
In December Iliad proposed creating a 50/50 joint venture in a
offer that valued Vodafone Italia at 10.
"The iliad Group is confident that the offer presented was the
best possible business combination to benefit a struggling
Italian market and telecommunications industry," it said.
"Iliad Italia will therefore pursue its stand-alone strategy
building-on its great track record: more than 10.5 million
mobile subscribers since its launch in May 2018; market leader
in broadband net adds among the 5 main operators; more than €1.0
billion revenues in 2023 with an OFCF at break-even levels.
"The iliad Group will continue to strengthen its positions in
Italy and fiercely pursue market share gains across all
segments". (ANSA).
Iliad says final offer for Vodafone Italia rejected
Italian branch will continue stand-alone strategy-French group