BCE to sell 49.9% stake in Bell tower business to La Caisse for CAD 2.45 billion

By Public Technologies
  • La Caisse will acquire 49.9% of BCE subsidiary Bell Canada's new cellular tower company for CAD 2.45 billion, subject to customary adjustments.
  • The transaction values TowerCo at about CAD 4.91 billion; Bell will retain a 50.1% stake.
  • TowerCo will own and operate more than 5,000 sites, leasing tower capacity to Bell under long-term agreements.
  • Closing is expected in the first quarter of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.
  • Proceeds will support BCE's balance sheet and growth strategy, including its target net leverage ratio of 3.5 times by end-2027.


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