Novator sells Netia stake

News Broadband Poland 12 MRT 2009
Novator sells Netia stake
Icelandic investment firm Novator has sold all of its shares in Polish fixed-line telecommunication services provider Netia. Novator sold the 30.33 percent stake or 118.08 million shares through transactions on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on 6 March. Novator has put up for sale its holdings in Netia and the mobile operator P4 (operating under the brand Play) in December 2008.

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Fixed

Companies:

Netia,  Novator

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Poland

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Voice services, Shareholders & subsidiaries, Internet Access

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