UAE's e& seeking to raise Vodafone stake to 20% - e& CEO to CNBC Arabia
Corrects headline and paragraph 1 to show company is seeking to raise stake to 20%, not by 20%
DUBAI, Aug 2 (Reuters) -UAE's e& EAND.AD CEO Hatem Dowidar told CNBC Arabia on Wednesday his company was seeking to increase its stake in Vodafone to 20%.
The possibility is being considered as part of a cooperation agreement the two companies announced in May, Dowidar said, for which e& is now awaiting regulatory approvals.
CNBC Arabia posted on X before publishing the full interview that e& was seeking to raise its stake in Vodafone by 20%. It later amended its post.
Reporting by Jana Choukeir; Writing by Clauda Tanios; Editing by Louise Heavens and Jan Harvey
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