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Hong Kong’s richest man is ambitious in building a global telecom empire. Will he turn to Indonesia if the opportunity arises?

Jamaludin Ibrahim, chief executive of the Malaysian telecoms giant, talks about the company's vast portfolio — and whether it will sell its stakes in any of them.

After more than a decade away from the debt markets, Malaysia's Tenaga returned this week.

The Indonesian telecom infrastructure company agreed to buy and lease back the towers of AXL Axiata, amid broader signs of industry consolidation.

Telecom operator completes the first of what is expected to be a series of offerings from government-linked companies over the next two months.

Bond markets go gangbusters as Axiata issues a debut sukuk, while RoadKing, Korea Hydro, Siam Commercial Bank and Nonghyup Bank raise $2 billion collectively.

Growing Asian telco Axiata will benefit from a centralised treasury, says the company's head of group corporate finance Reza Abdul Rahim.

The deal will boost the free-float to as much as 20% from 0.2% today, making the Indonesian telecom operator a possible investment target for international funds.