Nexfibre

Virgin Media O2 provides internet services on nexfibre’s network.

nexfibre's network has now reached 2.6M premises, ready for service (RFS), at the end of December 2025.

nexfibre continues to make significant progress with more than 2,600,000 premises passed and ready for service (RFS) at the end of December 2025.

In the 21st century, access to connectivity is a basic essential in modern day life. However, a booming digital economy requires more than the basics; it requires access to higher

Reflecting on my experience at Connected Britain last week, it was a pleasure to reconnect with familiar faces and establish new connections.

Ofcom’s Telecoms Access Review clarifies the UK’s digital infrastructure market. Rajiv Datta, nexfibre’s CEO, comments on its findings.

The company remains ready to engage constructively with the CMA once counterfactuals reflect market reality.

17th April 2024, London – nexfibre, the next generation fibre network operator, has today announced it has reached a total of one million premises passed and ready for service. This

nexfibre to acquire fibre operator Upp following initial integration work by Virgin Media O2 The deal complements the existing nexfibre strategy and accelerates fibre footprint by 175,000 premises in the

[14th June 2024] nexfibre, the next-generation fibre operator, has today announced it will be connecting over 12,000 premises in Rochford to its full-fibre network, in partnership with its build partner

The Integration Leader will be responsible for overseeing nexfibre’s end‑to‑end integration strategy and execution

The Integration Leader oversees nexfibre’s end-to-end integration strategy, aligning programmes, systems, and processes across nexfibre and VMO2.

Providing a platform for progress, powered by connectivity. nexfibre is set to transform the full-fibre market by creating a national-scale network across the UK.

nexfibre is a next generation broadband company, on a mission to deliver high-speed fibre to the home (FTTH) to millions across the U.K.

nexfibre is a next generation broadband company, on a mission to deliver high-speed fibre to the home (FTTH) to millions across the U.K.

nexfibre’s privacy statement outlines data processing practices for customers and prospective customers.

nexfibre General Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Services and Goods Definitions and Interpretation. “nexfibre” means the nexfibre Group member issuing a Purchase Order. “nexfibre Group” means Opal JVCo

The **Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)** releases industry responses to its interim report rejecting **Nexfibre’s £2 billion acquisition of UK Netomnia**, a full-fiber broadband provider. The submissions address concerns over market competition and potential impacts on consumers. The CMA’s final decision follows this feedback phase, with no timeline confirmed for a ruling.

Nov 2026ISPreview UKNews article

Nexfibre refuses to propose remedies to the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) regarding its proposed £2 billion acquisition of Netomnia. The company calls the CMA’s verdict on the deal 'fundamentally flawed' and will not comply with its proposed conditions. The acquisition aims to expand Nexfibre’s fiber-optic network capabilities through Netomnia’s technology and expertise.

Oct 2026datacenterdynamics.comNews article

The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has expressed concerns that Nexfibre’s **GBP2 billion acquisition of Netomnia**, a rival fibre broadband provider, could reduce competition in the UK broadband market. The regulator has demanded that Nexfibre submit proposals to address these potential anti-competitive effects before the deal proceeds. The move follows the CMA’s review of the transaction’s impact on market dynamics.

Oct 2026MarketScreenerNews article

The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has raised concerns over Nexfibre’s £2 billion acquisition of rival fibre broadband provider Netomnia. The deal risks reducing competition in the UK’s broadband market, prompting the CMA to demand mitigation plans from Nexfibre. The regulator highlights potential negative effects on consumers and smaller competitors if the acquisition proceeds without safeguards.

Oct 2026The StandardNews article