Deals that see operators selling towers or other infrastructure continue to pile up, as economic uncertainty promises to boost the value of infra assets still further. Some operators may see that as a reason to hang onto towers and property, to boost their overall valuation, but others are keen to offload them in order to cash in on the boom and reduce debt. Some seek the best of both worlds by retaining a majority stake in the infrastructure carve-out. Sweden’s Telia is the latest to announce this kind of deal, selling a 49% stake in its tower business to a consortium of infrastructure investment firms led by Brookfield and Alecta. It will make €524m (SEK5.5bn or $562m) on the…