The company is adding 8,000 towers to its portfolio with the transaction due to be partially paid upon sale closing followed by a second trancher in 2026.
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Brazilian carrier Oi has sold 8,000 fixed telephony towers to DigitalBridge (NYSE: DBRG)’s subsidiary Highline for R$1.697 billion (US$332 million).
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