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Portugal Telecom primed to launch fourth offering, finish timed for early July

  • 04 Jun 1999
THE PORTUGUESE government will shortly embark on the fourth phase of its privatisation sale of Portugal Telecom (PT). The operator has been a firm favourite with sector specialists over the last four years, since the group's IPO in the summer of 1995. Lead managers Banco Essi, Merrill ...

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