Italy blocks TIM, Fastweb and Vodafone tower-sharing deal
Italy's regulator has halted a proposed tower sharing agreement between TIM, Fastweb, and Vodafone. The watchdog cited a list of concerns regarding the deal, which had been signed in March.
Key Takeaways
- TIM, Fastweb, and Vodafone signed the tower-sharing agreement in March.
- Italy’s regulator has halted the proposed deal.
- The watchdog says it has a list of concerns about the agreement.
- The regulator said it will reach a decision before the article’s publication cut-off, but no final ruling is given here.
Why It Matters
The immediate effect is that a March tower-sharing plan between TIM, Fastweb, and Vodafone is on hold while Italy’s regulator reviews its concerns. That delays any structural change tied to the agreement and leaves the three operators without approval for the proposed arrangement. For the broader market, it is another reminder that infrastructure-sharing plans can run into regulatory scrutiny even after being signed. The next concrete signal is the regulator’s final decision and whether it approves the deal, rejects it, or asks for changes.
Read full article at mobileeurope.co.uk
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