Telstra (ASX: TLS.AX) confirmed that it has begun discussions with Vodafone New Zealand (LSE: VOD.L) to explore a possible deal to sell its New Zealand subsidiary, TelstraClear.
The service provider admitted the talks were taking place, Computerworld reported, after a rumor of a deal appeared on Twitter.
Damien Coleman, Telstra's company secretary, said in an announcement to the Australian Stock Exchange that the service provider T "was approached by, and is in discussions with Vodafone New Zealand, to explore the potential sale of Telstra Corporation's New Zealand subsidiary, TelstraClear to Vodafone New Zealand.
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