Altice is selling off its non-core assets to reduce its levels of debt, which currently stand at nearly €50 billion (£44 billion)
Altice is selling off its non-core assets to reduce its levels of debt, which currently stand at nearly €50 billion (£44 billion)
French telecoms group slaps multi-billion-euro price tag on fixed and mobile operator, sources say
French telecoms group starts process of selling off non-core assets to pay down debt
Technology chief Alexandre Fonseca given CEO role; chairman replaced by outgoing chief Claudia Goya
Telco group pushing ahead with deleveraging plan, but insists it is not planning to raise cash through share issue
Embattled cable group reportedly open to asset sales
Dexter Goei takes over as Altice chief exec while Patrick Drahi returns as president as company aims for a return to the good old days
Cableco strikes full MVNO deal with Sprint, will support operator’s network densification in return
Sources say bankers are working on debt financing of around $70 billion to back possible U.S. cable takeover bid
Cable group reportedly has bankers, lawyers working on a bid.
Cable group combines Cablevision and Suddenlink’s enterprise divisions to form Altice Business.
Current chief Paulo Neves becomes chairman, will oversee acquisition of Portuguese media group Media Capital.
Cable group and its partners to float 63.9 million shares on NYSE today.
Cable group plans to list 46.6 million shares on New York Stock Exchange.
Sprawling telco and cable empire to group its holdings under Altice name by mid-2018.
Cable group denies European Commission accusation that it implemented PT Portugal takeover before receiving antitrust approval.
Listing reportedly expected to value owner of Cablevision, Suddenlink at more than $20 billion.
€285 million deal adds ‘critical component’ to cable group’s global advertising strategy.
Cableco’s Suddenlink, Cablevision arms plan to offer 10-Gbps broadband services.
Cable group accepts penalty related to SFR deal in bid to restore ‘constructive dialogue’ with market regulator.