| MTN-GROUP |
MTN-GROUP |
92%
|
For example, MTN Group is one of our shareholders as well as a related party of certain MTN Group operating entities that are our customers in the African countries in which we currently operate. |
| AIRTEL-NIGERIA-AIRTEL-NETWORKS-ZAMBIA-PLC |
AIRTEL-NIGERIA-AIRTEL-NETWORKS-ZAMBIA-PLC |
85%
|
od, being the MTN Customers, Orange Cameroun S.A., or Orange Cameroon, Orange Côte d’Ivoire S.A., or Orange Côte d’Ivoire, T2 (until the third quarter of 2025), Airtel Nigeria, Airtel Networks Zambia… |
| AIRTEL-ZAMBIA-AIRTEL-RWANDA-LIMITED |
AIRTEL-ZAMBIA-AIRTEL-RWANDA-LIMITED |
85%
|
od, being the MTN Customers, Orange Cameroun S.A., or Orange Cameroon, Orange Côte d’Ivoire S.A., or Orange Côte d’Ivoire, T2 (until the third quarter of 2025), Airtel Nigeria, Airtel Networks Zambia… |
| IVOIRE-MTN-CAMEROON-LIMITED |
IVOIRE-MTN-CAMEROON-LIMITED |
85%
|
aster services agreements, infrastructure sharing agreements, master tower space use/license agreements and MLL agreements. ● “ MLL ” refers to towers we manage with a license to lease for a defined … |
| MOBILE-TELECOMMUNICATIONS-COMPANY |
MOBILE-TELECOMMUNICATIONS-COMPANY |
85%
|
od, being the MTN Customers, Orange Cameroun S.A., or Orange Cameroon, Orange Côte d’Ivoire S.A., or Orange Côte d’Ivoire, T2 (until the third quarter of 2025), Airtel Nigeria, Airtel Networks Zambia… |
| MTN-CAMEROON-MTN-ZAMBIA-LIMITED |
MTN-CAMEROON-MTN-ZAMBIA-LIMITED |
85%
|
aster services agreements, infrastructure sharing agreements, master tower space use/license agreements and MLL agreements. ● “ MLL ” refers to towers we manage with a license to lease for a defined … |
| MTN-NIGERIA-COMMUNICATIONS-PLC |
MTN-NIGERIA-COMMUNICATIONS-PLC |
85%
|
aster services agreements, infrastructure sharing agreements, master tower space use/license agreements and MLL agreements. ● “ MLL ” refers to towers we manage with a license to lease for a defined … |
| MTN-ZAMBIA-MTN-RWANDACELL-LIMITED |
MTN-ZAMBIA-MTN-RWANDACELL-LIMITED |
85%
|
aster services agreements, infrastructure sharing agreements, master tower space use/license agreements and MLL agreements. ● “ MLL ” refers to towers we manage with a license to lease for a defined … |
| SOLUTIONS-LIMITED |
SOLUTIONS-LIMITED |
85%
|
rastructure Solutions Limited to provide alternative locations to replace services we provided on approximately 2,500 sites in Nigeria that we owned and managed. Ultimately, 1,430 tenancies (includin… |
| AMT |
American Tower Corporation |
72%
|
Item 5. “Operating and Financial Review and Prospects.” B. Business Overview We are one of the largest independent owners, operators and developers of shared telecommunications infrastructure in the … |
| AMT |
American Tower Corporation |
72%
|
Reciprocal relationship from AMT graph: Reciprocal relationship from IHS graph: Reciprocal relationship from AMT graph: Reciprocal relationship from IHS graph: Reciprocal relationship from AMT graph:… |
| ORANY |
ORANY |
72%
|
ites over a three-year period. IHS Towers will own 80% of IHS Egypt and Egypt Digital Company for Investment will own the remaining 20%. 5 Table of Contents ● “ euro ” or “€” refer to the currency in… |
| ORANY |
ORANY |
72%
|
Reciprocal relationship from ORANY graph: Reciprocal relationship from IHS graph: Reciprocal relationship from ORANY graph: Reciprocal relationship from IHS graph: Reciprocal relationship from ORANY … |
| SBAC |
SBA Communications Corporation |
72%
|
ower Corporation, “Cellnex” refers to Cellnex Telecom S.A., “SBA” refers to SBA Communications Corporation, “PTI” refers to Phoenix Towers International and “Helios” refers to Helios Towers plc. For … |
| SBAC |
SBA Communications Corporation |
72%
|
Reciprocal relationship from SBAC graph: Reciprocal relationship from IHS graph: ower Corporation, “Cellnex” refers to Cellnex Telecom S.A., “SBA” refers to SBA Communications Corporation, “PTI” refe… |
| TIMB |
TIM S.A. |
72%
|
Reciprocal relationship from TIMB graph: Reciprocal relationship from IHS graph: to lease out space on the tower to other MNOs and provide services, generating further revenue for ourselves. ● “ site… |
| TIMB |
TIM S.A. |
72%
|
to lease out space on the tower to other MNOs and provide services, generating further revenue for ourselves. ● “ sites ” refers to towers that are owned or operated by us. ● “ Skysites ” refers to S… |
| AIRTEL-NETWORKS-LIMITED |
AIRTEL-NETWORKS-LIMITED |
62%
|
3 Table of Contents related to adjacent telecommunications verticals (including, for example, relating to our fiber businesses in Latin America and elsewhere) or deliver on our sustainability or envi… |
| ATC-NIGERIA-WIRELESS-INFRASTRUCTURE-SOLUTIONS-LI |
ATC-NIGERIA-WIRELESS-INFRASTRUCTURE-SOLUTIONS-LI |
62%
|
have ceased recognizing revenue for a customer on a site in any particular period, we would face what is known as Churn. For example, Tenants may determine that demand has changed in a particular are… |
| EUROMONITOR-INTERNATIONAL-LIMITED |
EUROMONITOR-INTERNATIONAL-LIMITED |
62%
|
to close later in 2026. Source: Euromonitor International Limited (Economies & Consumers data) for Population, extracted April 2025, Analysys Mason estimates and IHS. Market Position of independent t… |
| HUAWEI-TECHNOLOGIES-CO-LTD |
HUAWEI-TECHNOLOGIES-CO-LTD |
62%
|
erse effect on our reputation and brand, as well as our business, prospects, financial condition and/or results of operations. Additionally, over the past few years the U.S. government has imposed ec… |
| INT-TOWERS-LIMITED |
INT-TOWERS-LIMITED |
62%
|
had 2,312 towers, including 2,251 towers in Brazil, 51 in Peru and 10 in Colombia. ● “ euro ” or “ € ” refer to the currency introduced at the start of the third stage of European economic and moneta… |
| LATAM-TOWERS-INFRASTRUCTURE-LLC |
LATAM-TOWERS-INFRASTRUCTURE-LLC |
62%
|
3 Table of Contents related to adjacent telecommunications verticals (including, for example, relating to our fiber businesses in Latin America and elsewhere) or deliver on our sustainability or envi… |
| MTN-GROUP-LIMITED |
MTN-GROUP-LIMITED |
62%
|
to financial markets. If these actions are not successful, the return of adverse economic conditions may cause a significant impact on our ability and the ability of our customers to raise capital, i… |
| UNDER-PUBLIC-COMPANY |
UNDER-PUBLIC-COMPANY |
62%
|
ires investment of capital and human resources, potentially including substantial expenditures for outside consultants, suppliers, system hardware and software, in addition to other expenses, as well… |
