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British fund buys all Telefónica El Salvador for more than $144 million

Rudyard Kipling by Rudyard Kipling
October 16, 2021
British fund buys all Telefónica El Salvador for more than 4 million
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The agreement occurs after Spain’s Telefónica already attempted to sell its El Salvadorian subsidiary between 2019 and 2020.

A British-origin investment fund, called General International Telecom Limited, has bought the entire Telefónica El Salvador company for more than $144 million.

According to the Spanish newspaper El Economista, the agreement was closed after Telefónica de España sold its corresponding 60% stake in the Salvadoran subsidiary, the remaining 40% of which belongs to the Corporación Multi Inversiones conglomerate, headquartered in Guatemala.

In total, the Spanish multinational left $86.9 million as a result of the sale, while the Guatemalan business group left about $57.9 million.

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The sale of the Salvadoran subsidiary of Telefónica has been on hold since 2020 after El Salvador’s Competition Supervisory Authority (SC) suspended the agreement it had reached with América Móvil, the telecommunications giant of billionaire Carlos Slim.

The agreement between the Salvadoran subsidiary of Telefónica and the parent company of Claro, El Salvador, was signed in 2019, when they negotiated the sale for $321 million, although the deal was never closed due to interference by the Supreme Committee.

The reasons given by the High Commission for not authorizing the agreement were that America Movil had not completed the required documents. After denying the authorization on a maximum of two occasions, the two companies stopped making requests to close the deal.

Read also: The Islamic Development Bank has approved $400 million for El Salvador to respond to natural disasters and public health emergencies

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Another reason for not allowing the agreement was to ensure “competition in the interest of economic efficiency and the benefit of consumers”, for which the purchase offer was classified as “unacceptable”.

According to El Economista, if the transaction with América Móvil had taken place at that time, Telefónica de España would have sold its subsidiary in El Salvador for a higher amount, at the same time it would have made the sale of its Guatemalan subsidiary also for $339 million.

Rudyard Kipling

Rudyard Kipling

Rudyard Kipling writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. He focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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