America Movil restructures Chile business after Liberty Latin America buy-out
ReutersJul 28, 2025 9:42 PM
MEXICO CITY, July 28 (Reuters) - Mexican telecommunications giant America Movil AMXB.MX will overhaul its operations in Chile, it said on Monday, after it took full control of the unit in a share purchase from Liberty Latin America LILA.O.
America Movil and Liberty Latin America announced in 2021 they were launching the Chilean joint venture, combining America Movil's Claro Chile and Liberty's VTR to form ClaroVTR. America Movil took a 91% stake in the firm last year.
It now holds total control in ClaroVTR after exercising a call option on the remaining shares, America Movil said in a filing.
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