April 4, 2025, 10:21 am
Rogers Communications has revealed crucial details regarding a $7B deal to sell a minority stake in part of its wireless network infrastructure. Spearheaded by a Blackstone‑led consortium and involving major investors such as the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, the transaction represents a strategic financial maneuver to optimize assets and attract fresh capital.
Rogers Communications Inc. announced that a Blackstone-led group is acquiring a minority stake in part of its wireless network infrastructure for $7 billion. The deal, first revealed in October, also includes investors like the Canada Pension Plan Investment.
Rogers Communications revealed a $7B deal selling a minority stake in part of its wireless network infrastructure to a group led by Blackstone and other investors, including Canada Pension.
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