Finally, Dhabi group has disclosed that it is in talks with several Pakistani operators including Telenor and PTCL to sell its part of the shares. The spokesman did not talk about the value of deal but rather confirmed its intention to offload its share along with management control.

Dhabi group has sold 70% shares of its Bangladeshi operations to Airtel India. All the formalities will be completed in next 10 days. Bashir A Tahir, CEO Dhabi Group and Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chairman and Managing Director, Bharti Airtel sealed the deal in Delhi on Tuesday. Indian group will invest $300 million in Warid Telecom [...]

In its recent report Indian Express has reported that Airtel is going to acquire 70 percent stakes in Warid Bangladesh

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