Orange and Onivia negotiate to rebuild their commercial relationship
Orange España, la operadora de telecos líder por volumen de clientes del mercado español y Onivia, la principal firma independiente del negocio mayorista de redes de fibra óptica FTTH (lo que se denomina una fiberco) están negociando un acuerdo -para reconstruir toda su relación comercial- por medio del cual Orange utiliza las redes de telecomunicaciones de fibra óptica de Onivia en el mercado…
Orange España and Onivia are in talks to renegotiate their commercial agreement, with Orange potentially using Onivia's fibre-optic networks in Spain. Onivia, owned by investors including Aberdeen, Arjun Partners, and Macquarie Capital, was created in 2019 when MásMóvil sold its fibre-optic network to the company. The two companies have existing contracts, including one that runs until 2039, but Orange is seeking to reduce its rental costs and secure a longer contract, potentially up to 25 years.
The negotiations have been delayed due to uncertainty over potential price increases for fibre-optic conduits owned by Telefónica.
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