Telefónica reacquires LineoX rural microwave backhaul business

TL;DR
Telefónica has reacquired the rural microwave backhaul platform LineoX from Asterion Industrial Partners, according to telecoms.com. The report says Telefónica had sold the business to Asterion just over six years earlier. The source did not disclose financial terms.

Telefónica has acquired LineoX, a rural microwave backhaul platform, from Asterion Industrial Partners. Telecoms.com reported the transaction and said Telefónica had previously sold the business to Asterion more than six years ago.

LineoX operates in microwave backhaul, which is the wireless transport network that links mobile sites to the core network. The source identifies LineoX specifically as a rural microwave backhauling platform.

The telecoms.com report states that the deal brings a business back under Telefónica's ownership after a gap of just over six years. The source material provided does not include the purchase price, the countries involved, or any operational details beyond the asset's focus on rural microwave backhaul.

Related questions

  • What is LineoX and what does it do in rural microwave backhaul?
  • When did Telefónica previously sell LineoX to Asterion Industrial Partners?
  • Did telecoms.com report any financial terms for Telefónica's reacquisition of LineoX?

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