Infrastructure deal to fund growth of rural broadband supplier
Wireless broadband supplier Airband has secured £16m investment to expand its network to a further 50,000 businesses and homes by 2021.
The Worcester-based company has received the funding from the National Digital Infrastructure Fund (NDIF), which has taken a "substantial minority shareholding" in Airband.
The NDIF is a commercial fund operated by Amber Infrastructure Group and supported by the Government’s £400m Digital Infrastructure Investment Fund.
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