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PTCL Gets Shareholder Approval To Acquire Telenor Pakistan And Orion Towers, Arranges $400 Million Financing

  • November 22, 2025
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Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has secured shareholder approval to acquire 100% shares of Telenor Pakistan (Private) Limited and Orion Towers (Private) Limited, advancing a major consolidation in the country’s telecom sector. The resolutions were passed during PTCL’s 9th Extraordinary General Meeting on November 20, 2025, enabling the company to complete its previously announced transactions with Telenor Pakistan BV as per the share purchase agreement signed in December 2023.

The approvals also cover PTCL’s plan to raise up to $400 million in financing from multiple sources, including the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Silk Road Fund (SRF), British International Investment (BII), and other potential lenders. This financing is structured under a Common Terms Agreement dated June 27, 2024, providing PTCL with the necessary resources to complete the acquisitions and strengthen its operational capabilities.

Shareholders further ratified all prior board resolutions linked to the acquisitions and financing. Broad authority has been delegated to PTCL’s Board of Directors to carry out all required steps, including securing regulatory approvals, appointing advisors, and executing necessary agreements. The transaction is expected to expand PTCL’s service portfolio, enhance network infrastructure, and increase its market share in Pakistan’s competitive telecom industry.

Industry analysts note that the acquisition of Telenor Pakistan and Orion Towers positions PTCL to achieve greater economies of scale and operational efficiency. Integrating Telenor’s subscriber base and Orion Towers’ tower infrastructure will potentially improve network coverage, capacity, and quality of service for mobile users across the country. The $400 million financing package will support both the acquisition and ongoing network modernization initiatives, reinforcing PTCL’s strategic growth plans in line with Pakistan’s digital transformation goals.

This shareholder-backed consolidation reflects continued investor confidence in Pakistan’s telecom sector and PTCL’s role as a key market player. By bringing together Telenor Pakistan’s mobile operations with PTCL’s established services and Orion Towers’ infrastructure, the company aims to strengthen its competitive position and deliver improved connectivity solutions to millions of subscribers nationwide. The Board of Directors is now authorized to implement these initiatives promptly, signaling the start of a new phase in Pakistan’s telecom landscape.

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