- Akanda expanded dark fiber network in Central Mexico through acquisition of about 200 kilometers, lifting total coverage to about 900 kilometers.
- Transaction includes long-term IRU for 48-strand fiber expected to generate USD 2 million in contracted cash flow over 10 years.
- Master lease structure includes five-year initial term with five-year renewal option.
- Deal strengthens footprint in Mexico Bajío industrial corridor, supporting push to lease remaining strands to carriers, hyperscalers, multinational enterprises.
- Akanda framed acquisition as first step in roll-up strategy for additional fiber asset transactions across Mexico.
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