Read this article to learn:
- Germany’s largest towerco’s focus on new macro-site build and small cells
- The rationale behind formation of Omega towers following Deutsche Funkturm’s acquisition of 7,700 Telefonica towers
- Deutsche Funkturm’s attitudes toward decommissioning
- The priorities of MNOs in Germany and what opportunities this presents for a towerco
Deutsche Funkturm (DFMG), a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, is Germany’s largest towerco, operating 27,000 sites across the country. They recently acquired 7,700 towers from Telefonica in July 2015 which are now managed under a newly created entity, Omega Towers. They are currently constructing a significant number of new macro-locations across the country and are also…
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