Mo Ibrahim, Chairman of Celtel International, the largest provider of mobile services in sub-Saharan Africa, to take a decision on the future of their company. After an amazing six years, which took him from the minority position in the three countries, nearly $ 1 billion in revenue and 14 operations in 13 countries, the company has three options: to try to IPO, to find a merger partner, or to continue as an independent entity. Ibrahim, a company should consider the track record of its current situation, and the consequences of each option. "Hide
by G. Felda Hardymon, Ann Leamon Source: Harvard Business School 29 pages. Publication Date: December 21, 2004. Prod. #: 805061-PDF-ENG
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