Read this article to learn:
- How the sale of Expresso Telecom’s 450 towers in Senegal came about
- Details of Al Karama Towers including its investors and management team
- The size of the Senegalese tower industry, the culture of infrastructure sharing, BTS opportunities and why there exists significant co-location potential
- The potential for further tower divestments in Senegal
- Al Karama Towers’ ambitions to acquire further tier two MNO tower portfolios across sub-Saharan Africa
To date, potential tower divestments by tier two operators in sub-Saharan Africa have failed to attract the interest of the continent’s towercos. The sale of Expresso Telecom’s 450 Senegalese towers to newly formed towerco, Al Karama Towers, represents a landmark transaction for two reasons. Not only is it the first tower deal in Senegal, but…
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