Cox Communications Acquires Segra's Commercial Services Business from EQT Infrastructure
April 27, 2021
Cox Communications has acquired the commercial services business of Segra from EQT Infrastructure (EQT Infrastructure III fund), a divestiture that expands Cox's fiber footprint and enterprise/carrier offerings across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. EQT will retain Segra's residential and SMB operations (Lumos Networks and NorthState) and plans to accelerate FTTP buildout; Segra's commercial unit will operate as a stand-alone business within Cox with existing management retained.
- Buyers
- Cox Communications
- Targets
- Segra (Commercial Services Business)
- Sellers
- EQT Infrastructure (EQT Infrastructure III fund)
- Industry
- Telecommunications
- Location
- North Carolina, United States
- Transaction Type
- Divestiture
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