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Macquarie Communications Infrastructure Group owns interests in Arqiva (48%), National Grid Wireless (48%), Global Tower Partners (28.7%), Airwave (50%) and Broadcast Australia (100%).
These assets are well positioned for growth opportunities and hold long-term contracts which provide substantial and stable revenues.
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Arqiva has a 50-year history in transmission and has helped pioneer the technologies of the digital age. The company has five operating divisions: Terrestrial Media Solutions, Satellite Media Solutions, Mobile Media Solutions, Wireless Solutions, and Public Safety Solutions.
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In April 2007, Macquarie UK Broadcast Ventures Ltd (MUKBHL), the parent company of Arqiva Ltd, announced the acquisition of National Grid Wireless for a consideration of £2.5bn. NGW has around 5,200 active sites used for mobile communications and around 750 towers used for radio and television transmission broadcasts. NGW provides services to more than 16,000 tenants.
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The owner and operator of one of the most extensive terrestrial broadcast transmission networks in the world, Broadcast Australia provides transmission services for: analogue television, digital television, radio, and offers facilities leasing.
In addition, Broadcast Australia’s subsidiary Hostworks manages the availability, performance and running costs of the critical online presence of a significant portfolio of blue-chip businesses.
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Airwave is the primary provider of secure digital radio and communications to Great Britain’s police, fire, ambulance and other public safety services, using a purpose built network that covers 100% of the population and 99% of the land area. |
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Global Tower Partners (GTP) is a leading owner and operator of towers and sites for wireless communications services in the United States (US). It has a portfolio of approximately 2500 towers sites in urban, suburban and key corridor locations across the US and Puerto Rico.
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