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Tigo is leveraging its position to benefit from market consolidation in Colombia, following a minority buyout in Guatemala. The company is also dealing with macroeconomic shocks from the Ukraine war and increased interest from American and Swedish investors.

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Tigo is leveraging its position to benefit from market consolidation in Colombia, following a minority buyout in Guatemala. The company is also dealing with macroeconomic shocks from the Ukraine war and increased interest from American and Swedish investors.

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