Wireless Infrastructure Group
UKWho owns Wireless Infrastructure Group?
Wireless Infrastructure Group is a British Telecom company, now owned by Digital Bridge, which acquired it in 2012 from Penta Capital and Souter Investments.
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Key facts
- ·Fully exited in 2012 to Wood Creek Capital Management.
- ·Best return: 2.4x MOIC by Penta Capital (2012 exit).
- ·Average hold across 2 realized cycles: 8 years.
Ownership history
2 ownership periods · co-invest detected
Penta Capital sold Wireless Infrastructure Group to Wood Creek Capital Management in 2012 after 11 years.
Souter Investments sold Wireless Infrastructure Group to Digital Bridge in 2012 after 4 years.
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Who owns Wireless Infrastructure Group?
Wireless Infrastructure Group is now owned by Digital Bridge, which acquired it in 2012 from Penta Capital and Souter Investments.
When did Digital Bridge acquire Wireless Infrastructure Group?
Digital Bridge acquired Wireless Infrastructure Group in 2012, buying from Penta Capital and Souter Investments.
Who did Wireless Infrastructure Group sell to?
Penta Capital sold Wireless Infrastructure Group to Wood Creek Capital Management in 2012 (Secondary), 2.4x return. Souter Investments sold Wireless Infrastructure Group to Digital Bridge in 2012 (Secondary).
Who has owned Wireless Infrastructure Group over time?
Wireless Infrastructure Group has been through 2 private-equity ownership periods: Penta Capital · via Penta Capital Fund I · 2001–2012 · sold to Wood Creek Capital Management · (Secondary) · 2.4x; Souter Investments · via Souter Investments (Balance Sheet) · 2008–2012 · sold to Digital Bridge · (Secondary).