Deutsche Telekom acquires Fiberhost and Inea
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Aug 17, 2026 · Last updated Aug 18, 2026
The acquisition is expected to strengthen Deutsche Telekom's competitive position in Poland's fixed broadband market, potentially boosting its revenue and market share. The deal may also positively impact the Polish telecommunications sector by enhancing infrastructure investment and competition.
Deutsche Telekom agreed to acquire 100% of Polish open-access fixed network operator Fiberhost and retail broadband and TV provider Inea from Macquarie Group — Macquarie Group for an enterprise value of approximately €1 billion. The deal, announced on August 17, 2026, will strengthen Deutsche Telekom's Polish unit Deutsche Telekom — T-Mobile Polska's fixed broadband business, adding Inea's over 300,000 customers and Fiberhost's fiber network passing over 1.4 million homes. The acquisition marks a step in Deutsche Telekom — T-Mobile Polska's transformation from a mobile-only operator into a fully convergent telecommunications provider, combining its 5G network with fiber infrastructure. Fiberhost will continue to offer open access to its network for internet service providers in Poland. The transaction is subject to Polish competition approvals and is expected to reach financial close at the end of 2026. The sellers include Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund 5, managed by Macquarie Group — Macquarie Group, and minority shareholders.
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