Telecom Italia (TIT IM) is reportedly in talks to buy back a majority stake in a Brazillian fibre unit, Reuters reports citing sources

Telecom Italia's potential move to buy back a majority stake in its Brazilian fiber unit signals a strategic pivot that could enhance its operational focus in key markets.

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This deal may reflect confidence in growth prospects for the unit, potentially supporting valuation uplift for Telecom Italia. However, it's important to assess the financial structure of the deal and any implications for their broader portfolio and market position.

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