(Reuters) - SAO PAULO, Aug 3 - Shares of Brazilian mobile phone companies Telemig Celular and Amazonia Celular rallied on Friday, a day after the companies agreed to be sold to the country's leading wireless operator, Vivo Participacoes.
Telemig's non-voting shares jumped 3.18 percent to 5.51 reais, while Amazonia's shares climbed 3.45 percent to 0.60 reais, outperforming a 0.79 drop by the benchmark Bovespa index in Sao Paulo.
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Telemig's non-voting shares jumped 3.18 percent to 5.51 reais, while Amazonia's shares climbed 3.45 percent to 0.60 reais, outperforming a 0.79 drop by the benchmark Bovespa index in Sao Paulo.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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