Sind Towers to enter African markets, start with Nigeria and Uganda, Zambia

Indus Towers announced a major international payment, as the Board of Directors agreed to enter the company to the selected African markets. The Burj Al Burj Infrastructure Company will start operations in Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia, which represents the first expansion outside India. In the stock exchange file, the company said: “In recognition of the possibilities of growth in emerging geographical areas, the Board of Directors agreed to invade the company in the African markets, starting with Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia.”

Strong expansion and financing

Indus Towers plans to take advantage of its strong financial location and long -term partnership with Bharti Aartel, which will serve as an anchor agent in Africa. The company reported 1570 rupees in the free cash flow for the quarter ending in June 2025, with the support of fixed payments from Vodafone Idea, which was largely erased.

Despite this strong performance, the company has blocked the profit distributions for shareholders in the last quarters, noting the need to keep criticism for inorganic growth opportunities and high capital spending obligations. African expansion is a direct result of this strategy.

Why Africa?

Indus markets highlighted that African markets provide attractive prospects for diversifying revenues, operating expansion, and creating value in the long term. The company intends to start with Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia, but it will continue to evaluate other African markets as Aartel has a strong presence.

The company also confirmed that its entry is still subject to regulatory approvals and compliance with local laws in each country.

Aartel and African markets

BHARTI AIRTEL serves more than 169 million customers in 14 countries. Its firm presence in the main African market Indus provides an instant growth platform. To now, the American Tower Corporation (ATC) has been the main provider of the negative infrastructure of Aartel Africa, with a strategic partnership signed in 2022. Indus Towers aims to strengthen the Aartel network with competition also to diversify its customer base over time.

Commenting on this step, Prachur Sah, Managing Director of Indus Towers, said that expansion is compatible with the company’s vision to build sustainable growth in the long term and the value of shareholders.

“By taking advantage of our experience in providing innovative and cost -effective solutions, we are in a good position to distinguish between us in the fast communication market in Africa and we appear as a favorite tower company,” Sah pointed out.

Sind Towers in India

In the homeland, the bond is still one of the largest infrastructure providers in India in India. The company runs more than 2.51 Cham Tower in all 22 communications circles, serving every major wireless communications operator in the country.

With this international expansion, Indus Towers is looking forward to the budget of its dominant local status with a strong foothold in high -growth foreign markets.