Vodafone welcomes ‘committed funding’ of new German fibre partner

Joe Purnell2026-09-01T14:39:00

Source: OXG Glasfaser

Patrick Drahi’s Altice has finally exited OXG Glasfaser, selling its 50% stake to Société Générale, underscoring Altice’s debt-reduction drive while reinforcing Vodafone’s long-term commitment to the OXG project.

This article includes:

Themes: Asset sales; Debt reduction; Fibre broadband; Fixed connectivity; Full-fibre rollout; Open access wholesale; Private equity investment; Regulatory approval; Strategy; Telecom infrastructure; Wholesale fibre.
People: Luka Mucic; Margherita Della Valle; Patrick Drahi.
Geographic: France; Germany; Luxembourg; United Kingdom.
Organisations: Allianz Capital Partners; Altice; AXA IM Alts; BT Group; CityFibre; Deutsche GigaNetz; Deutsche Glasfaser; Geodesia; OMERS Infrastructure; Orange Concessions; OXG Glasfaser; SFR; Société Générale (SocGen); Telekom Deutschland; Vodafone; XpFibre.

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