Shares in Cable & Wireless Worldwide (CWW) have plunged after Tata Communications said it would not be making a bid.
Shares in CWW were 23% lower in morning trade on Thursday in the wake of Tata's announcement.
The shares had enjoyed steep rises at the prospect of a bidding war.
Tata said it had not been able to agree a price with CWW and its withdrawal leaves only Vodafone as the possible bidder.
Tata said it had not been able to agree a price with CWW.
CWW specialises in networking and broadband for corporate clients, including Tesco and the UK police service.
It split from Cable & Wireless's Caribbean-based telecoms arm in 2010.
Its chief executive said earlier this year that the company needed a new direction.
Gavin Darby said last month that the firm was over-complex and lacked investment.
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