Vodafone and Telekom Italia have offered to allow rivals access to sites in some...
FILE PHOTO: Different types of 4G, 5G and data radio relay antennas for mobile phone networks are pictured on a relay mast operated by Vodafone in Berlin, Germany, April 8, 2019. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch/File Photo
The companies announced the deal in July last year which will see Vodafone transfer its Italian mobile masts to INWIT, TIM’s 60%-owned subsidiary.For the telecoms industry, combining towers or sharing networks to reduce debt and share costs are seen as an alternative to counter EU antitrust regulators’ tough line on telecoms mergers that reduce the number of players in a market from four to three.
Access will be between 6-9 years and renewable up to six years. The number of sites made available will gradually decrease to just below 400 during the fifth year of the companies’ proposal which will be valid for eight years.
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