AT&T Seeks Over $2 Billion For Mexico Unit After A Decade Of Trying To Compete With Carlos Slim's Telcel: Report

According to a Bloomberg report, the discussions are still ongoing, and AT&T has not made a final decision yet.

AT&T Inc. (T) is reportedly seeking more than $2 billion for its Mexico mobile unit, although the discussions are still ongoing and the carrier has not made a final decision yet.

The plan to exit the Mexican market comes a decade after AT&T tried to compete with Carlos Slim-controlled America Movil SAB group’s carrier, Telcel, according to a report by Bloomberg.

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