Tata Communication extend partnership with SEACOM
Major Pan-African telecommunications service provider, SEACOM and Tata Communications, a leading global digital infrastructure provider, have joined forces to offer high-speed, reliable pathways between Africa, Europe and Asia to meet the growing demand for connectivity linking these regions.
Reflecting the increasing appetite for investment into Africa, this partnership allows SEACOM and Tata Communications to leverage each other's regional and global networks to address enterprises' connectivity requirements. SEACOM's dedicated subsea cable system runs up the east coast of Africa and connects to India in Mumbai.
Given Tata Communications' strong presence in Indian subcontinent, SEACOM customers can connect seamlessly onwards into business hubs such as Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore in Asia as well as Marseille, London, Frankfurt and Amsterdam in Europe with Tata Communications' wholly-owned global Tier-1 Internet Protocol (IP) network.
The stock of the company closed at 355.20, down by 1.32 per cent or Rs 4.75 per share. The intraday high is Rs 378.50 and intraday low is Rs 348.30. The 52-week high is Rs 465 and 52-week low is Rs 256.88 on BSE.