The stability of cash flow and long-term contracts associated with data centres have made them attractive assets which could see the group cash in at a decent EBITDA.
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Guillaume Boutin, CEO of Proximus. Source: Proximus
Belgian telecoms group Proximus is considering the sale of its data centre unit as it aims to capitalise on the increasing demand for key infrastructure assets across Europe.
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