Deutsche Telekom has been steadily reassessing its international portfolio and making strategic choices about where to focus its efforts, with the group becoming increasingly US-centric. As expected, Deutsche Telekom has sold its Dutch business, T-Mobile Netherlands, in which it held a 75% stake, the rest being owned by Tele2. The two operators will sell the unit, not to Reliance Industries as was reportedly under discussion, but in a far less disruptive choice as far as the European 5G landscape is concerned. The Dutch MNO will be acquired by private equity firms Apax and Warburg Pincus for €5.1bn ($6.1bn). DT will get €3.8bn ($4.5bn) of that. The acquirers will be interested in TMO NL’s recent growth streak, which followed a period…