 "Bharti Infratel to go ahead with long delayed merger with Indus Towers")
Bharti Infratel Ltd will go ahead with its long-delayed merger with Indus Towers, the telecom infrastructure firm said on Tuesday.
Infratel will be a majority shareholder in the merged entity with a likely stake of 68.6%, while London-listed Vodafone Group Plc will hold 28.2%, the company said in a regulatory filing.
Vodafone Idea Ltd will cash out its 11.15% stake for an approximated 40 billion rupees ($546.05 million), Infratel said.
Bharti Infratel had announced the deal with Indus Towers in 2018 to form a $14.6-billion telecom tower giant.
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