FixMap

Connecting semi-rural Poland

FixMap is a FTTH company in Poland which owns and manages 20 subsidiaries who are network operators and local internet service providers covering c. 270k homes passed with c. 100k homes connected throughout Poland

Digital

AEIF3

Vehicle

2024

Investment year

Invested

Status

Poland

Country

Asset manager

Christopher Ehrke

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20 subsidiaries

FixMap operates through 20 local subsidiaries covering total of c. 270k homes passed and c. 100k homes connected across Poland

Strong market tailwinds

Demand for reliable, high-quality fixed internet services is increasing on a global and local scale with FixMap well positioned to capitalise on that

Connecting semi-rural Poland

Supplying increased demand driven by increased data usage

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Market

Global demand for fibre continues to grow thanks to increased data usage, population growth and hybrid working models increasing the need for FTTH

Poland is an attractive FTTH market due to its fragmentation, low levels of overbuild, anticipated ARPU growth and competitive capex costs – differentiating it from other European markets

Poland remains a relatively underdeveloped FTTH market with only 55% coverage ranking in the lower half of EU coverage rates yet with strong forecasted growth at 12% CAGR

The local FTTH market is highly fragmented, with the top four players (i.e., Orange, UPC, Netia and Vectra) accounting for c. 60%, and the remaining c. 40% split between a long tail of regional operators

Asset

FixMap is FTTH company in Poland which owns and manages 20 subsidiaries who are network operators and local internet service providers covering c. 270k homes passed with c. 100k homes connected throughout Poland

FixMap’s networks are primarily located in semi-rural areas of Poland, where population and housing density is relatively low and there are limited high-speed broadband alternatives