American Digital Bridge is considering selling the Abu Dhabi Communications Towers Unit, Edge Point, backed by Abu Dhabi

Digitalbridge Group studies a number of options, including the sale of EDPoint infrastructure in Southeast Asia, according to statements of people familiar with the matter, in the latest sign of increasing investors’ demand for the assets of the telecommunications sector. People, who asked not to reveal their identity because of the privacy of the case, said that the group ‘digital bridge’, listed in the United States, works with financial advisors to do a strategic overview that can lead to the sale of part of the Edge Point business or to sell it in full. They added that the group could try to evaluate the communication company in any possible agreement in any possible agreement in an amount of up to $ 4 billion. The informed people indicated that other funds were focusing on infrastructure, showed the initial interest in Edge Point and explained that the deliberations were still in the early stage, and that the group ‘digital bridge’ could make a decision to enter into no agreement. Representatives of the “Digital Bridge” and Edge Point Company refused to comment on the matter. The target of digital infrastructure is target on world investors. The assets of digital infrastructure in light of their efforts to take advantage of the growing demand for technology while looking for stable returns. Last week, Blackson agreed to acquire Australian company Air Trunk to run data centers in an agreement that includes $ 24 billion in Australian ($ 16.1 billion), including debt and capital expenditure for the dedicated projects. EDGE POINT INFranstercard Company was founded in 2020 and is a company in Singapore, which has branches in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. The company “Centata Group” has over 10,000 places in Indonesia, while Edpoint Towers runs over 1500 sites, and Edge Point Philippine is over 2800 sites. ‘Edge Point’ is also supported by the ‘Abu Dhabi Investment Agency’. The “Digital Bridge” group manages digital infrastructure assets of $ 84 billion, at the end of June, including data centers, cellphone towers and optical fiber networks, such as on its website. The net income of the group, based in Boca Raton, Florida, in the second quarter of this year, reached $ 77 million, from the total turnover of $ 390 million. The shares fell 21% this year until the market value of the company amounted to $ 2.4 billion.