LYNXEO acquired by LATOUR CAPITAL

Vodafone România has finalized a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the capital of Telekom România Mobile Communications, executing a major market-consolidating corporate buyout within the regional telecommunications sector. The transaction is the result of a rigorous negotiation and regulatory approval process, under which the two companies will initially operate as separate legal entities within the same corporate group until the completion of the full legal merger. The transaction's structural execution relies on a phased integration roadmap specifically engineered to secure operational stability and preserve continuous service delivery for all corporate stakeholders

Telecom operator JT Group (Jersey Telecom), a strategic national asset wholly owned by the States of Jersey, has partnered with private markets investor CVC DIF (the dedicated infrastructure strategy of CVC) to complete the acquisition of Manx Telecom Group. The digital infrastructure platform was acquired from funds managed by Basalt Infrastructure Partners LLP. Originally agreed upon in October 2025, the transaction secured all customary regulatory clearances and successfully closed in May 2026

InfraVia acquired a 50% stake in OpCore from the iliad Group to create a premier independent European data center platform. This strategic partnership combines iliad's technical operational excellence and historical asset base with InfraVia's financial firepower and infrastructure management expertise. The deal aims to capture the surging demand for AI deployments, with a focus on implementing innovative "Direct Liquid Cooling" solutions at scale.

The transaction combines MASMOVIL and Orange España into a 50/50 joint venture, creating a unified corporate entity trading as MASORANGE. The strategic rationale is heavily rooted in localized market consolidation within a highly mature European telecommunications landscape. By integrating their operations, the two businesses create a combined platform capable of capturing more than €500 million in annual cost and network optimization synergies. The newly formed entity plans to leverage this enhanced financial flexibility to deploy approximately €4 billion in capital expenditure over a three-year post-merger horizon

Orange Romania S.A. (ORO) has successfully completed its corporate merger with Orange Romania Communications S.A. (OROC), fully absorbing the integrated entity into its core operations. This strategic consolidation represents the final corporate milestone following the group's previous acquisition of a controlling stake in the target platform in 2020, effectively establishing a unified, fully convergent telecommunications operator within the region. The transaction’s structural execution focuses on complex operational integration, enabling the combined entity to unify its customer databases and merge legacy IT architectures into a single, cohesive infrastructure network

Koesio has acquired 100% of Alcatraz IT, marking the full exit of Siparex Entrepreneurs (via its Capital Entrepreneurs 5 fund) and the founder, Xavier Lafaure. Siparex had been a minority shareholder since 2021, during which time it supported the company's expansion into the Lille market and the development of proprietary fiber infrastructure. The transaction allows Alcatraz IT to integrate into a larger industrial group to accelerate its next growth phase. For Koesio, this acquisition strengthens its telecommunications pillar by incorporating Alcatraz IT’s proprietary network assets and high-loyalty premium customer portfolio

Zegona Communications, an investment platform founded by former Virgin Media executives specializing in European telecommunications, has finalized a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Vodafone Spain from the British Vodafone Group. The divestment thesis marks Vodafone Group’s complete strategic exit from the Iberian market, following a string of asset rationalizations including its recent corporate consolidation with Three UK and the €1.8 billion sale of its Hungarian business. Driven by structural underperformance and an intense domestic price war, Vodafone Group prioritized capital reallocation away from low-yield regions

4iG and the Hungarian State have finalized a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Vodafone Hungary, executing a major, market-consolidating corporate buyout within the Central and Eastern European telecommunications sector. The transaction was structured via a joint acquisition vehicle, under which the Hungarian State acquired a 49% equity stake in the operator, alongside 4iG. Backed by experienced financial and legal advisors who provided strategic transaction services, the corporate combination successfully received full clearance from the relevant regulatory authorities before closing

Ardian agreed to acquire a majority stake in Aire Networks from Magnum Industrial Partners. As part of the transaction, the core management team re-invested significantly alongside Ardian to maintain a meaningful equity stake. The strategic objective of the partnership is to support Aire Networks in its next phase of growth, focusing on the expansion of its national fiber footprint and the enhancement of its specialized cloud and data center service offerings. This deal allows Ardian to consolidate its position in the Iberian telecommunications sector, leveraging synergies in expertise within the digital infrastructure landscape

Capza acquired a majority stake in Wifirst following a competitive process led by Hottinguer CF. The historical investors from the 2019 spin-off (Amundi PEF, Bpifrance, Socadif) sold part of their shares but reinvested to keep a minority stake alongside the CEO. The transaction is supported by a unitranche financing facility provided by Ares Management. The deal aims to fuel external growth in Europe.