Bharti Airtel, Axiata enter talks to merge Bangladesh operations
Telecom firm Bharti Airtel and Malaysia-based Axiata Group have begun talks to merge their operations in Bangladesh to create the second-largest operator in that country. The combined entity will make it the second-largest telecom service provider in that country in terms of subscribers.
Telecom firm Bharti Airtel and Malaysia-based Axiata Group have begun talks to merge their operations in Bangladesh to create the second-largest operator in that country. The combined entity will make it the second-largest telecom service provider in that country in terms of subscribers.
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