Crown Castle sells fiber and small cells assets to Zayo and EQT for $8.5bn
Crown Castle has announced an agreement has been reached to sell its fiber assets for a combined $8.5 billion. The company has agreed to sell its fiber assets to Zayo Group, while EQT Active Core Infrastructure will buy its small cell assets.
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Here's Why EQT Corp is Well-Poised for Strong Long-Term GainsEQT Corporation EQT boasts a peer-leading natural gas inventory, with more than 30 years of de-risked drilling locations across its 1 million net acres in the Appalachian Basin. This extensive ...
EQT AB appointed Bert Janssens and Eric Liu as co-heads of private capital in Europe and North America, following Per Franzen ...
EQT (NYSE:EQT – Free Report) had its target price lifted by JPMorgan Chase & Co. from $58.00 to $60.00 in a report released on Thursday,Benzinga reports. They currently have an overweight rating on ...
Zayo, the communications infrastructure provider backed by DigitalBridge and EQT, has entered into a definitive agreement to ...
Kenco has leased a 641,900 square-foot distribution warehouse in Buckeye, west of Phoenix, from landlord EQT Exeter for ...
Global buyout funds are eyeing AGS Health, valuing the IT firm at around $1 billion. EQT Partners, the current owner, plans ...
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EQT Warns of Pipeline Capacity Constrains Amid Soaring LNG DemandEQT Corporation mentions that production of natural gas has increased, however, the pipeline capacity is not enough to transport the commodity per the needs.
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