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RCOM to sell its tower business Reliance Infratel in 2013

September 5, 2012 | Archive News

Reliance Communications (RCOM) plans to conclude the sale of its tower business, Reliance Infratel in 2013, say news reports.


The company is targeting a debt-EBITDA level of three by 2015 by selling off a few of its businesses, such as, its tower business. RCOM has been awaiting regulatory approvals for carrying out the sale of its tower business.


The company has a debt of about Rs 350 billion. RCOM also plans to re-launch the initial public offering (IPO) of its submarine cable unit Flag Telecom in Singapore. Earlier, owing to unfavorable market conditions, the company had to shelf its $1 billion IPO for Flag Telecom.

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