TPG Telecom stories - Page 3
Two companies collaborate to boost independent cyber security firm
Fri, 9th Sep 2016
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Intel Corporation and TPG have joined forces to establish a new independent cyber security company called McAfee.
2degrees' lips are sealed on rumoured Australian telco sale
Mon, 22nd Aug 2016
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2degrees remains tight-lipped on speculation about a possible AUD $900 million acquisition by Australian telco TPG, quelling merger rumours.
TPG cracks $1 billion half year revenue with 90% increase in profit
Thu, 24th Mar 2016
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TPG has seen revenue and profit soar following its acquisition of iiNet, recording an 84% increase in revenue and a 90% revenue increase.
TPG inks $1 billion in deals with Vodafone
Wed, 30th Sep 2015
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TPG signs up as Vodafone MNVO and agrees to deliver dark fibre and network services to Vodafone in a $1 billion deal.
TPG's profits up, refresh ahead for iiNet products
Tue, 22nd Sep 2015
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finance, leasing & rental
TPG Telecom surges with a 31% profit rise and sets sights on enhancing iiNet's product offerings following a buoyant financial year.
Farewell to iiNet as company is removed from ASX
Fri, 11th Sep 2015
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iiNet will be removed from the ASX at close of trading today, as the company's $1.56 billion acquisition by TPG Telecom nears completion.
ACCC clears TPG's iiNet takeover
Thu, 20th Aug 2015
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TPG's proposed acquisition of iiNet has cleared another hurdle with the ACCC announcing it won't oppose the deal.
iiNet shareholders approve TPG takeover
Tue, 28th Jul 2015
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iiNet shareholders have voted 'overwhelmingly' in favour of TPG's takeover of the company, clearing another hurdle for the mega-merger.
Telecom sells AAPT for A$450M to TPG Telecom
Mon, 9th Dec 2013
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Telecom sells Australian AAPT unit to TPG Telecom for AUD $450 million, exceeding expectations. The move aligns with its focus on NZ operations.