Bell Canada to acquire Kirkland's Ziply Fiber for $3.6 billion
The Kirkland-based fiber internet services provider Ziply Fiber agreed to be acquired by the Canadian telecommunications company Bell Canada, a subsidiary of BCE Inc. (NYSE: BCE), in a $3.6 billion deal, the company announced Monday.
Bell is buying Pacific Northwest internet provider Ziply Fiber for $5 billion, a deal that will give it a foothold in four US states.
Bell Canada struck a CAD$5 billion (US $3.65 billion) cash deal to buy US fibre internet provider Ziply Fiber.
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