Deutsche Glasfaser said to be winding back rollout as backers demand RoI
Germany’s EQT- and Omers-backed altnet major is said to have edged closer to a long-sought financing deal, but to have needed to significantly scale back its fibre rollout plans in order to secure the cash…
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- Organisations: Allianz; Altice; Deutsche Glasfaser; Deutsche Telekom; EQT; European Investment Bank (EIB); EWE; Glasfaser Nordwest; GlasfaserPlus; HTP; KKR; NetCologne; Nexiu; Omers Infrastructure; OXG Glasfaser; Tele Columbus; Telefónica Deutschland (O2 Germany); Telekom Deutschland (TDE); Unsere Grüne Glasfaser; Vodafone Germany; Vodafone Group; WOBCOM.
- Geographies: Europe; Germany.
- Themes: Altnets; Broadband tariffs; Debt financing; Equity investment; Fibre (FTTP); Fibre buildout; Fibre expansion; Fibre infrastructure; Financing agreement; Funding; Infrastructure expansion; Investment plan; Joint ventures; Market competition; Network rollout; Open access agreement; Preferred equity; Private equity; Return on investment (RoI).
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