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Reading-based Cellnex UK acquires industry-leading connectivity provider Herbert In-Building Wireless

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Wednesday, October 12, 2022 6:01 am
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Cellnex UK has acquired Herbert In-Building Wireless

Cellnex UK has acquired Herbert In-Building Wireless

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A READING wireless telecoms infrastructure firm that is helping the UK get on to the 5G phone network has announced its acquisition of a UK-based indoor cellular connectivity provider.

Cellnex UK is to create Cellnex UK In-Building Solutions (CUKIS) following the purchase of Herbert In-Building Wireless (HiBW). It will be led by Tim Loynes, HiBW’s current director.

The firm, based in R+ in Blagrave Street, says this shows its ambition to be the leading provider of wireless infrastructure across multiple sectors.

The indoor connectivity sector, known as DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems), includes key projects such as Manchester City’s Etihad stadium.

“I’m really excited about the growth opportunities the acquisition of Herbert In-Building Wireless will create for our customers and for us,” said David Crawford, Managing Director, Cellnex UK.

“By combining HiBW’s agility and diverse customer portfolio with our current strong DAS business and ability to scale, Cellnex UK will be able to provide best-in-class solutions across all industries.

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“I look forward to welcoming Tim and his team on board and growing our business together.”

And Mr Loynes said that this was the perfect next stage for HiBW.

“Together as CUKIS, we have all the components to deliver a market-leading DAS offering to enterprises,” he said.

“I look forward to getting started and driving real growth for our customers and MNO partners.”

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