UNCERTAINTY hangs over the impact on LIME’s operations of news of possible Cable & Wireless Worldwide takeover by the world’s largest mobile telecoms company.
Word broke on Monday in London that Vodafone, the British-based telecoms giant which operates in 30 countries, was mulling a takeover of C&W Worldwide.
According to The Guardian, Vodafone had until March 12 to make a firm offer for C&W or withdraw it.
C&W Worldwide, which is worth £700 million, introduced telephone service to Barbados more than 100 years ago.
Read full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Vodafone’s sights on C&W takeover
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