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Airtel Africa dials up London for mobile money IPO
The African-focused telecoms group is targeting a listing of its third-largest unit Airtel Money in the second half of 2026, later than originally planned due to war-related cost pressures.
The firm forecast pressure on its near-term core profit margins for the second time in the last four months, citing higher energy costs arising from the Iran conflict.
Airtel Africa said on Thursday it had picked the London Stock Exchange for the listing of its mobile money business due later this year.
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