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Macquarie Asset Management divests stakes in Poland’s Fiberhost and INEA
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Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) is selling its stakes in Polish fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network provider Fiberhost and telecommunications service provider INEA to Deutsche Telekom for €1 billion ($1.16bn).
Key facts
- Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) is selling its stakes in Polish fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network provider Fiberhost and telecommunications service provider INEA to Deutsche Telekom for €1 billion
- The latter firm now operates a last-mile network connecting 3,000 schools and up to 1.4 million homes across eight Polish regions
- T-Mobile Polska’s CEO, Andreas Maierhofer, welcomed its acquisition of INEA and Fiberhost
- Both companies will now be absorbed into the latter’s Polish subsidiary, T-Mobile Polska, with the transaction expected to be concluded at the end of 2026
Summary
Both companies will now be absorbed into the latter’s Polish subsidiary, T-Mobile Polska, with the transaction expected to be concluded at the end of 2026. “Over the past eight years, we have partnered with management to support the development of Fiberhost and INEA, helping to create one of Poland’s leading fiber infrastructure platforms,” said MAM’s managing director, Cord von Lewinski, in a statement. MAM is a global asset manager headquartered in Sydney, Australia. The latter firm now operates a last-mile network connecting 3,000 schools and up to 1.4 million homes across eight Polish regions. T-Mobile Polska’s CEO, Andreas Maierhofer, welcomed its acquisition of INEA and Fiberhost.