The fixed internet services company Inalan, which operates in Athens and Thessaloniki, is acquired by the Canadian fund Fiera.
The Canadian investment fund Fiera Infrastructure, which manages assets worth 130 billion euros, enters as a strategic investor in the fixed internet service provider Inalan.
Inalan, although unknown to most of you, covers some areas of Athens and Thessaloniki and in fact with symmetrical connection on the Internet. After securing funding from Fiera, it sets the bar to cover 1,6 million households over the next few years.
The Fiera fund, as it announced yesterday in its announcement, will finance the expansion of the optical fiber network of the company founded in 2014 by the Ukrainian Konstantin Dolchenko. According to what Fiera Infrastructure mentions in its announcement, the open accessInalan's network "will allow its use by other providers".
Inalan currently has symmetrical fiber optic connections at very good prices, which offer speeds download and upload from 100 Mbps to 1GB. The difference is that there is a volume limit (3,5TB Download/ 3,5TB Upload monthly) and there is no 100/100 Mbps contract. Leave whenever you want.
In recent weeks, Luis Alvarez Satorre, who also holds the position of Chairman of the Board, has been appointed Chairman of the Board of Inalan. to the Spanish telecommunications company Islalink.
The latter, which is under the control of Fiera Infrastructure, is building a 322 km submarine fiber optic network (Ionian) in the Ionian. The project is due to be completed next October and will connect Preveza with Crotone in Calabria in Italy, and by extension Milan and Rome with Athens and Thessaloniki.
As the president of Fiera Infrastructure Alina Osorio stated, in Greece the demand for broadband services next generation will be the largest ever. A fact that is not unfair, since the demand for broadband services is growing exponentially, as the investments in optical fiber of the major providers are also expanding.
OTE in 2021 provided access to Fiber to the Home (FTTH) infrastructure to more than 560.000 homes and businesses, a number expected to reach 1 million by the end of 2022 and the three millions to 2027.
Vodafone, in turn, is investing 600 million euros, which aims to increase the coverage of the fifth generation network (5G Giga Network), the further development of the fiber optic network and the interconnection of island destinations.
Η United Group which has acquired Wind and Nova, which are to be merged, is launching a €1,3 billion investment program in Greece over the next five years.
