Lease aggregators defend role in telecoms infra as TowerCos call for regulation

Michelle Donegan2025-05-07T06:00:00

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As land access continues to be contentious for telecoms infrastructure, lease aggregators seek distance from bad actors that engage in speculative buying and opportunistic pricing.

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Organisations: Abu Dhabi Investment Authority; Analysys Mason; Ardian; Celland Estate Management; Cellnex; DigitalBridge; EQT; Everest Infrastructure Partners; INWIT; InfraBridge; Peppertree Capital Management; Radius Global Infrastructure; Swiss Life Asset Managers; TAWAL; Telecom Infrastructure Partners; Unison Infrastructure; United Group; Vantage Towers.
Geographies: Bulgaria; Croatia; Europe; France; Italy; Middle East; North America Portugal; Saudi Arabia; Slovenia; Spain; United Kingdom (UK); United States of America (USA).
People: Gergő János Budai; Diego Galli; Emmanuel Leonard; Ben Lowe; Eric Overman; Marco Patuano.
Themes: Acquisitions; Asset management; Broadband networks; Digital infrastructure; Financing; Infrastrucure; Land acquisition; Lease management; Market regulation; Mobile network expansion; Policy; Real estate; Regulation; Site sharing; Strategy; TowerCos; Towers.

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