Fibre-optic network builder Cityfibre has de-listed from AIM, the LSE market for smaller companies, as Bidco completes acquisition of it. FTTP/H) network builder Cityfibre has officially removed itself from the London Stock Exchange’s international AIM market for smaller companies, which occurs at the same time as Connect Infrastructure Bidco conclude their £537.8m acquisition of the company. The company said it had been unable to find a buyer and was now looking at other options including selling its stake in the company. Cityfibre’s network already has a presence in more than 50 UK cities and large towns, plus several deployments, including a project with TalkTalk and Sky Broadband covering York.
Fibre-optic network builder Cityfibre has de-listed from AIM, the LSE market for smaller companies, as Bidco completes acquisition of it. The company said it had been unable to find a buyer and was now looking at other options including selling its stake in the company. Cityfibre’s network already has a presence in more than 50 UK cities and large towns, plus several deployments, including a project with TalkTalk and Sky Broadband covering York.