Tower One Wireless Acquires Mexico Tower Company With AT&T Master Lease Agreement

VANCOUVER, B.C., April 03, 2018 -- Tower One Wireless Corp (CSE:TO) (OTCQB:TOWTF) (Frankfurt:1P3N) (“Tower One” or the “Company”) announces it has signed a definitive agreement further to the previously announced letter of intent (the “LOI”) to acquire a Mexican-based private tower company.

The Mexican-based tower company, which owns, builds and leases cellular towers to the telecom industry in Mexico, includes a Master Lease Agreement (“MLA”) with AT&T permitting it to be granted direct Build-To-Suit (“BTS”) opportunities for AT&T.

AT&T entered Mexico in 2015 by purchasing wireless operator Iusacell and the wireless assets of Nextel Mexico for a total of about $4.4 billion. Additionally, AT&T plans to invest as much as $3 billion to upgrade its network, improving LTE coverage to reach about 100 million users by 2018, up from around 51 million users currently.

About Tower One Wireless Corp.

Tower One builds, owns, and leases its portfolio of wireless infrastructure assets to wireless carriers on long-term contracts. Tower One is one of a few publicly traded small cap companies in the tower and wireless infrastructure industry. Tower One is operated by a team of telecom and finance professionals with a long history of success in the telecom and wireless infrastructure business. Tower One Wireless is currently focused on 4G & 5G LTE infrastructure expansion in Latin America and Tower services throughout the USA.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

Robert ‘Nick’ Horsley - Director

Robert Nick Horsley
[email protected] 
(917) 546-3016

www.toweronewireless.com

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