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Smile Telecoms Holdings Enters New Era with Approved Restructuring Plan – Fresh Money

1 April 2021 By admin

Smile Telecoms Holdings Ltd
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Smile Telecoms Holdings Ltd. (www.Smilecoms.com), a Pan-African telecommunications group with operations in Nigeria, Uganda, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, announced today, March 30th 2021 that its RP (Restructuring Plan) has been approved and agreed with the lenders.

This debt restructuring plan sees an injection in fresh money funding from Smile's majority shareholder, the Al Nahla, and rescheduling on debt repayment until post-March 2022.

The fresh injection of $51m in funding for Operations will further enhance Smile's position in its respective markets and energize Smile's operations and support efforts towards achieving better performance.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Smile Telecoms Holdings Ltd.

By:
Nicolene van Zyl
Group Head: Corporate Communications and Marketing
Email: nicolene.vanzyl@smilecoms.com
Smile Telecoms Holdings Ltd
www.Smilecoms.com

About Smile Telecoms Holdings Ltd:
Founded in 2007, with its head office in England, Smile Telecoms Holdings Ltd is a Pan-African telecommunications group with operations in Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and South Africa. The company has one of the largest sub-1 GHz 4G LTE commercial networks in Africa, operating in the “future proof' low band, 800 MHz band, and mid-band.

Smile was the first to launch VoLTE on its network and continued its innovation, introducing SmileVoice, a free mobile app. SmileVoice enables customers with any Android or Apple iPhone device (including those which are not VoLTE-enabled) to make SuperClear voice calls over Smile's 4G LTE network. Smile was also the first to introduce an Unlimited offering, which enables SuperFast data and SuperClear voice, all on one bundle.

Source: Africa Newsroom – APO





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