Broadband networks owner Uniti Group has entered a binding $3.6 billion sale deed with a consortium led by New Zealand’s Morrison & Co and Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management after nearly a month of talks.
The $5 a share offer still needs to get past shareholders, with a vote set for July, though the Uniti board has unanimously recommended its acceptance.
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