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Keyyo acquires the Meuse operator A-Tribu Telecom

Keyyo group (IP telephony operator) has bought 100% equity in Meuse company A-Tribu Telecom, specialising in fixed line and mobile telecoms for VSEs and SMEs. Based in Tannois, near Bar-le-Duc, the Lorraine-based company (200 clients, €1m turnover) has seen constant growth since its creation in 2007. With this purchase, Keyyo opens its first commercial agency, aimed at coverage of the East of France.




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