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法国兴业银行收购Drahi持有的Vodafone德国光纤合资公司OXG 50%股权
OXG 50%股权价值约€3亿，对所有相关方（Vodafone市值£150-200亿、SocGen市值€200亿+）均不构成有意义的短线催化。交易尚需监管批准、未披露条款，且属于市场已知的Drahi持续去杠杆叙事的一部分。无跨市场映射标的，无可执行的边际优势。
📄 原文Bloomberg↗ 原文
Societe Generale SA will buy Patrick Drahi’s 50% stake in OXG, a German fiber joint venture with Vodafone Group Plc, as…
不做 Vodafone Group Plc（VOD.GB）
OXG 50%股权约€3亿，占Vodafone市值不足2%；合资方变更属温和正面但不构成短线催化；交易未交割、条款未披露；Drahi去杠杆为已知叙事无预期差
不做 Societe Generale SA（GLE.FR）
€3亿光纤股权投资对市值€200亿+的法国银行无实质影响，且银行持有基础设施资产的估值逻辑不清晰，无交易价值
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结论摘要
Bloomberg报道SocGen将收购Drahi持有的OXG（Vodafone德国光纤JV）50%股权。OXG整体股权价值约€6亿，本次交易涉及约€3亿股权。对Vodafone（市值约£150-200亿）而言，合资方从收到违约通知的Altice换为SocGen属温和正面，但占比不足2%且交易未交割；对SocGen（市值€200亿+）更是微不足道。Drahi去杠杆已持续数月（6月售SFR、7月收违约通知），市场充分知情。无A股/港股映射，无流动性足够的中小标的受益，不构成可交易催化。
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Societe Generale SA will buy Patrick Drahi’s 50% stake in OXG, a German fiber joint venture with Vodafone Group Plc, as the heavily indebted billionaire continues to sell telecommunication assets.
The French bank will acquire the stake in OXG from a holding company controlled by Drahi, the founder of Altice International Sarl, Vodafone said in a statement Tuesday. Financial terms for the deal, which is subject to regulatory approvals, were not disclosed.
OXG has an equity value of about €600 million ($696 million), with an additional €1.2 billion in debt, according to a New Street Research estimate. Altice still owes as much as €700 million to Vodafone in payments related to the original deal to form OXG, New Street Research analyst James Ratzer said.
OXG was created in 2023 with a goal of deploying fiber to more than seven million homes in Germany over six years. The joint venture has connected 840,000 households to date, according to a spokesperson for Vodafone.
Drahi, who was born in Morocco and lives in Israel, is overhauling his sprawling telecom group to keep lenders at bay after building a telecom and media empire with more than $60 billion of debt. In July, a group of secured creditors sent Altice a default notice, alleging it had violated the terms of its debt last year when it shifted two of its units out of the reach of creditors, and raised new debt from one of them.
In June, Drahi agreed to sell his French mobile carrier SFR to a consortium of rival operators comprised of Bouygues Telecom, Iliad and Orange in a deal that valued the company at €20.4 billion. He is also in discussions with Brookfield Asset Management to sell his stake in XpFibre, Boomberg reported that month.
The French bank will acquire the stake in OXG from a holding company controlled by Drahi, the founder of Altice International Sarl, Vodafone said in a statement Tuesday. Financial terms for the deal, which is subject to regulatory approvals, were not disclosed.
OXG has an equity value of about €600 million ($696 million), with an additional €1.2 billion in debt, according to a New Street Research estimate. Altice still owes as much as €700 million to Vodafone in payments related to the original deal to form OXG, New Street Research analyst James Ratzer said.
OXG was created in 2023 with a goal of deploying fiber to more than seven million homes in Germany over six years. The joint venture has connected 840,000 households to date, according to a spokesperson for Vodafone.
Drahi, who was born in Morocco and lives in Israel, is overhauling his sprawling telecom group to keep lenders at bay after building a telecom and media empire with more than $60 billion of debt. In July, a group of secured creditors sent Altice a default notice, alleging it had violated the terms of its debt last year when it shifted two of its units out of the reach of creditors, and raised new debt from one of them.
In June, Drahi agreed to sell his French mobile carrier SFR to a consortium of rival operators comprised of Bouygues Telecom, Iliad and Orange in a deal that valued the company at €20.4 billion. He is also in discussions with Brookfield Asset Management to sell his stake in XpFibre, Boomberg reported that month.
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