 "RCom in pact with Brookfield to sell tower assets")
Reliance Communications Ltd , India's fourth-biggest cellular carrier by customer base, said on Friday it signed a non-binding term sheet with Brookfield Infrastructure Group to sell its tower assets in a deal that could fetch it an upfront Rs 11,000 crore rupees ($1.65 billion).
It would also get "49 percent future economic upside" from the tower business, based on certain conditions, the company, controlled by billionaire Anil Ambani, said in a statement. It did not divulge much details.
Reliance Communications will continue as an anchor tenant on the tower business, the statement said.
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