Deutsche Telekom says unhappy with business in Romania, Poland

FRANKFURT: Deutsche Telekom is not satisfied with its operations in Romania and Poland as well as the Netherlands, its chief executive said on Thursday.

“On the portfolio side – there’s the Netherlands, the second one is Romania and the third one is our Poland activities where we are not happy with the performance,” Tim Hoettges told analysts on a call to discuss third-quarter results.

A spokesman said this did not necessarily mean Deutsche Telekom was considering disposals.

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