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Former Etisalat Nigeria, 9mobile, appoints Citi, Standard Bank to find new investors

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9mobile, formerly Etisalat Nigeria, has appointed Citigroup and South Africa’s Standard Bank to manage a sale process for the telecoms company and has received interest from three investors, a banking source close to the deal said on Tuesday.

The banking source said India’s Bharti Airtel, which already has a presence in Nigeria, has expressed interest in acquiring its rival.

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Britain’s Vodafone and French telecom group Orange have also shown interest, the source said.

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