The mobile operator’s fibre-optic network and base of billed customers are up for grabs, according to a report.

The mobile operator responds to speculation about China Mobile’s interest in the company.

Operational challenges for Blue Label continue to mount as the company faces another suspension threat in the space of two weeks.

Douglas Craigie Stevenson believes the telco still has a fighting chance to reverse its fortunes and says business rescue is unthinkable.

The mobile operator announces a multibillion-rand loss during the last financial year, negatively impacting its biggest shareholder.

Cell C has once again been battered, after key shareholders wrote down their stakes in the telco to nothing.

If the company fails to submit its provisional report on or before 30 September 2019, then its listing may be suspended, says JSE.

The company reschedules the release of its results, seeking clarifications in respect of the proposed transactions at Cell C.

Over eight million customers to date have switched network providers due to dissatisfaction with the service and finding better deals elsewhere.

The operator says the provision of wholesale LTE services was no longer profitable and impacted the quality of its network.

Analysts begin to question whether Cell C, with a debt albatross of R6 billion, is a going concern or not.

This is the third time this year that S&P Global has downgraded Cell C for its poor debt profile.