Antin plans to sell the Spanish operator Lyntia-Expansion | Photo credits: Antin
MADRID, January 3 (Reuters) – Investment fund Antin Infrastructure Partners plans to put Spanish fiber network operator Lyntia up for sale in mid-January, Spanish newspaper Expansion reported on Monday, citing unidentified market sources. .
Lyntia could be valued up to four billion euros, adds the daily, specifying that Cellnex and American Tower are among the potential buyers.
Solicited by Reuters, Antin and American Tower did not respond to a request for comment. A Cellnex spokesperson declined to comment.
Telecom infrastructure assets are attracting strong investor interest as part of the deployment of 5G technology.
At 10:07 am, Antin, which went public last September, gained 1.1% to 34.88 euros. (Inti Landauro report; French version Valentine Baldassari, edited by Blandine Hénault)