Vocus receives government nod for TPG Telecom deal

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Vocus receives government nod for TPG Telecom deal
TPG Telecom said that Macquarie-backed Vocus Group has secured the final approval for its $5.25 billion acquisition of TPG's enterprise, government and wholesale fixed-line and fibre assets. The deal, first announced in 2024, received approval from Australia's competition regulator in March, ...

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