Liberty Latin America (LILA) and Millicom (TIGO) confirm that Costa Rica’s Board of Telecommunications Superintendency, or SUTEL, has issued its final resolution with a decision not to approve the proposed transaction to combine the companies’ respective operations in Costa Rica. The companies said, “The companies remain convinced that the transaction would have enabled greater technology investment, strengthened market competitiveness, and accelerated the expansion of next-generation networks, directly benefiting users and Costa Rica’s digital ecosystem. The outcome was unexpected as both parties maintained an open and ongoing dialogue with SUTEL throughout the review process and developed a comprehensive set of commitments that the companies firmly believe addressed any potential concerns. The companies respectfully disagree with the regulator’s decision. Following the regulatory decision, both parties are working together on next steps per the terms of the combination agreement.”
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