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Cordiant Digital MD and Speed Fibre CEO on Ireland fibre expansion & BT Ireland acquisition

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Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Ltd (LSE:CORD)'s Managing Director, David Kippen, talked with Proactive about the company’s investment in Speed Fibre Group and its alignment with Cordiant’s long-term “buy, build, and grow” digital infrastructure strategy. Kippen described the strategic logic behind acquiring BT Communications Ireland Ltd’s wholesale and network assets, saying, “We’re taking the number three and the number two market players, and we’re putting them together.” He noted that this consolidation will enhance Speed Fibre Group’s competitiveness and ability to deliver innovative and cost-effective connectivity solutions. Speed Fibre Group CEO Peter McCarthy explained the group’s structure, with its wholesale business Enet and retail B2B division Magnet Plus. He highlighted Ireland’s advanced fibre sector, supported by data demand from hyperscalers and growing AI-driven needs. McCarthy emphasised the long-term potential of their national fibre network, including international connectivity and strategic partnerships such as with EXA Infrastructure. He also discussed the upcoming integration of BT Ireland’s network and client base, noting the operational advantage of acquiring direct access to 2,500 to 3,000 connected urban properties in Dublin. McCarthy said, “This is a really exciting development for us... we see a really exciting period ahead.” Kippen reinforced that this transaction fits Cordiant’s model of acquiring cash-generating assets and supporting long-term GDP and economic growth. Both interviewees pointed to continued infrastructure development opportunities in Ireland, especially outside Dublin. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos, and don’t forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. #CordiantDigital #SpeedFibreGroup #DigitalInfrastructure #FiberOptics #IrelandTech #BTAcquisition #TelecomInvestment #DataConnectivity #BroadbandExpansion #ProactiveInvestors
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Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Ltd (LSE:CORD)'s Managing Director, David Kippen, talked with Proactive about the company’s investment in Speed Fibre Group and its alignment with Cordiant’s long-term “buy, build, and grow” digital infrastructure strategy. Kippen described the strategic logic behind acquiring BT Communications Ireland Ltd’s wholesale and network assets, saying, “We’re taking the number three and the number two market players, and we’re putting them together.” He noted that this consolidation will enhance Speed Fibre Group’s competitiveness and ability to deliver innovative and cost-effective connectivity solutions. Speed Fibre Group CEO Peter McCarthy explained the group’s structure, with its wholesale business Enet and retail B2B division Magnet Plus. He highlighted Ireland’s advanced fibre sector, supported by data demand from hyperscalers and growing AI-driven needs. McCarthy emphasised the long-term potential of their national fibre network, including international connectivity and strategic partnerships such as with EXA Infrastructure. He also discussed the upcoming integration of BT Ireland’s network and client base, noting the operational advantage of acquiring direct access to 2,500 to 3,000 connected urban properties in Dublin. McCarthy said, “This is a really exciting development for us... we see a really exciting period ahead.” Kippen reinforced that this transaction fits Cordiant’s model of acquiring cash-generating assets and supporting long-term GDP and economic growth. Both interviewees pointed to continued infrastructure development opportunities in Ireland, especially outside Dublin. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos, and don’t forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. #CordiantDigital #SpeedFibreGroup #DigitalInfrastructure #FiberOptics #IrelandTech #BTAcquisition #TelecomInvestment #DataConnectivity #BroadbandExpansion #ProactiveInvestors
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