The merger of two of Brazil’s telecoms networks looks set to go on hold after the stock market regulator blocked the two largest shareholders from setting the price of their network assets.The companies, Brazil’s Oi and Portugal Telecom, were going to use asset prices which their largest investors had agreed to in a move to work out how shares would be distributed in the merged company. It was believed that this was unfair to the company’s smaller shareholders.
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