Read this article to learn:
- A breakdown of the towers acquired and to be acquired in Tanzania, and forecast tenancy ratio
- The implications of Viettel’s imminent entry into the market
- Helios Towers Tanzania’s operational and energy efficiency priorities
- How Helios Towers Tanzania partners with maintenance subcontractors to optimise performance
- The potential for towercos to diversify into fibre sharing
When the Airtel tower transaction closes, Helios Towers Africa will own around 4,500 towers in Tanzania, representing 82% of the country’s towers, and almost half their pan-African portfolio, making Tanzania the anchor of Helios Towers Africa’s portfolio. Helios Towers Africa has invested, invested and invested again in Tanzania for good reason: Tanzania is a stable,…
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