Issue 2 (February 2013) table of contents
5 News
African MarketWatch
MTN selling South African towers?
Bharti Infratel’s IPO
10 Editorial – How towercos buy
12 Investors’ verdict on the African tower industry
13 Are African towers a bankable investment?
16 Standard bank: aggressive bids likely to continue
20 Opportunities for new market entrant towercos?
22 Perspectives from Hayat Comm’s and Atlas Tower
26 Viewpoint
Why tenancy ratios above two will be difficult to achieve in Africa
32 Anatomy of an infrastructure sharing deal
33 Who’s who: lawyers with African tower experience
35 Checklist of the data you need buy and sell towers
38 Inside the due diligence process with Neil Taylor
43 SPAs and MLAs; how to accelerate transactions
48 TowerPower – reducing Africa’s reliance on diesel
53 PowerOasis’ “Smart towers”
57 Eltek: What hybrid energy can do for Africa’s towers
61 How CPS deliver multi-tenant tower power
65 How ESCOs can reduce your energy opex by 30-35%
69 Introduction to infrastructure sharing
69Experiences from the front lines of running a towerco in Ghana
71 Leveraging RMS to optimise preventative maintenance
72 From data to intelligence
73 Inala’s Laurentius Human on how to identify the smallest capex that yields the biggest return
77 Towards just-in-time maintenance with Kentrox
82 Who’s who in tower design, manufacture, installation & MS
86 Likusasa on connecting the next billion subscribers
91 Camusat’s logistics and maintenance best practices
96 “What gets measured gets done” at Reime Group
100 Leadcom marry passive & active infrastructure
103 Booz & Co on how to overcome objections