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Indus Towers eyes debt-funded Africa push with Airtel as anchor customer
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The telecom infrastructure company plans to enter Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia with Airtel Africa as its anchor customer, while funding the expansion largely through
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Indus Towers eyes debt-funded Africa push with Airtel as anchor customer
The telecom infrastructure company plans to enter Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia with Airtel Africa as its anchor customer, while funding the expansion largely through debt.
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