C&W Purchases Panamanian Cable Company for $1 Million

Cable & Wireless Panama acquired the company Cable Hogar, which served the province of Coclé.

Monday, June 14, 2010


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The purchase of Cable Hogar comes shortly after another acquisition by C&W: Cable Unión, which provided cable services in Tocumen, Cerro Viento and Las Mañanitas.

Roberto Mendoza, executive director of Cable & Wireless Panama, stated that by March they had 12.600 cable subscribers, after operating in this segment since December 2009”, reported Prensa.com.

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