Germany Sells €2.5 Billion Stake in Deutsche Telekom for Rail Investments

Proceeds from the sale will bolster Deutsche Bahn and expand Germany's rail infrastructure.

Germany sold a €2.5 billion stake in Deutsche Telekom to invest in rail infrastructure.
State-owned bank KfW's sale reduces the government's stake in Deutsche Telekom to 27.8%.
Proceeds will support Deutsche Bahn AG and Germany's rail network expansion.
Deutsche Telekom plans a €600 million share buyback in response to the sale.
Finance Minister Lindner aims to balance budget constraints with economic recovery efforts.