RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Cellular infrastructure
company Highline on Monday successfully offered 1.7 billion
reais ($329.64 million) to buy 8,000 fixed line towers from
Brazilian telecom firm Oi SA OIBR4.SA , placing the sole bid in
the auction for the assets, a document showed.
Highline, a unit of DigitalBridge Group Inc DBRG.N , will
pay 1.08 billion reais at the closing of the deal and up to 609
million reais by 2026, depending on the use of the fixed-line
infrastructure.
American Tower Corp AMT.N and IHS Holding IHS.N were
reportedly interested in the assets, but did not submit bids.
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Earlier this month, Oi had already said that it received an
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($1 = 5.1571 reais)
(Reporting by Rodrigo Viga Gaier in Rio de Janeiro
Editing by Matthew Lewis)
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