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Telkom’s $660m asset writedown and a crash in its share price have opened up the phone company for a possible takeover or sales of assets, sources say. Picture: BLOOMBERG
Telkom’s $660m asset writedown and a crash in its share price have opened up the phone company for a possible takeover or sales of assets, sources say. Picture: BLOOMBERG

Telkom’s share price has soared after news that former CEO Sipho Maseko and a group of investors, are planning to buy about a third of the state-controlled telecom operator. Business Day TV spoke to Business Day writer Mudiwa Gavaza for further insights.

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