MTN Group Ltd. surged the most since March after Africa’s biggest mobile-network operator said it will buy back 6 billion rand ($375 million) of shares and reaffirmed its three- to five-year revenue and capital guidance, even as writedowns at its Iranian joint venture weighed on earnings.
MTN Group Ltd. surged the most since March after Africa’s biggest mobile-network operator said it will buy back 6 billion rand ($375 million) of shares and reaffirmed its three- to five-year revenue and capital guidance, even as writedowns at its Iranian joint venture weighed on earnings.
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