Industry | 2 October, 2025 at 9:45 AM
Vodafone and Digi complete Telekom Romania mobile acquisition
Vodafone Romania has completed the acquisition of Telekom Romania Mobile Communications.
Vodafone Romania has completed the acquisition of Telekom Romania Mobile Communications.
Vodafone Romania and DIGI Romania have signed the legal documents for their respective acquisitions of parts of Telekom Romania Mobile Communications (TKRM).
The Romanian Competition Council has conditionally approved the acquisition of Telekom Romania Mobile Communications by Vodafone Romania and Digi Romania, with companies now set to finalize the binding terms of the transaction.
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The closing of the announced transaction is conditioned by a legal process, including the completion of due diligence and prior approvals.
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