U Mobile has officially exited Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB), selling its entire 16.28% stake in the state-owned 5G wholesale provider to the remaining shareholders for MYR 100,000 (approximately USD 23,176). According to stock exchange filings from CelcomDigi and Maxis, both telcos, along with YTL Power International, acquired 33,333 shares each from U Mobile at MYR 1 per share. The Ministry of Finance (MOF) purchased the final remaining share for the same nominal price. The divestment follows the June 2024 signing of share subscription agreements (SSAs) by U Mobile, CelcomDigi, and Maxis to acquire stakes in DNB. Under the agreement terms, any party awarded Malaysia's second 5G network license would be required to relinquish its interest in DNB—a condition triggered when U Mobile secured the rollout rights for the second network five months later.