MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish telecom group Telefonica has hired investment bank JPMorgan to sell its Mexican business, newspaper Cinco Dias reported on Friday, citing unidentified financial sources.

MADRID: Spanish telecom group Telefonica has hired investment bank JPMorgan to sell its Mexican business, newspaper Cinco Dias reported on Friday, citing unidentified financial sources.

In addition to its Mexican business, Telefonica has reportedly also put its Argentine operations up for sale. The company has confirmed its intentions to sell a majority stake in its Colombian ...

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Spanish telecom group Telefonica has hired investment bank JPMorgan to sell its Mexican business, newspaper Cinco ... announced a 52-billion-peso ($2.53 billion) investment spread across five ...

In addition to its Mexican business, Telefonica has reportedly also put its Argentine operations up for sale. The company has confirmed its intentions to sell a majority stake in its Colombian unit to ...

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