Cube Infrastructure Managers

HELIOT Group is a telecommunication company with cross-european reach. We deliver an outstanding network quality that fasciliatates millions of messages sent through low-powered devices. We are present in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, Denmark and United Kingdom.

dst telecomunicações is a leading open-access FttH network owner and operator, which was created by dst Group, a family-owned Portuguese construction group located in Braga. Since its inception, dst telecom has invested more than €120 million in telecom infrastructure. It today covers approximately 20% of the Portugal territory, mainly in rural areas across the North, Alentejo and Algarve regions. dst telecom’s mainly operates two networks under gap-funding contracts with the Portuguese government. The acquisition fits perfectly within Cube’s buy-&-grow strategy.

Mekka Traffic is the #5 operator of regulated public transport in Sweden, with a strong regional presence in South Sweden. Mekka Traffic is at the forefront of clean mobility with a fleet including ca. 260 biogas and hybrid electric buses (out of a total fleet of ca 1,250 buses).

Umove is the third largest bus public transport operator in Denmark. The company operates a fleet of ca. 500 buses in the regulated Danish bus market and provides transportation services for daily urban and interurban bus connections through medium to long term gross costs contracts (i.e. no volume and price risk).

Hansea is the second largest private bus operator in Belgium. The company provides transportation services for daily urban and interurban bus connections mainly for the Flemish Public Transport Authority. It enjoys a leading position amongst private operators in Flanders with a share of 20% of the available market in the region, and has a strong growth opportunity in the Wallonian market.

With its complementary geographic footprint, expertise and service offerings, Transdev offers a unique response to public transport needs. Transdev keeps operations and decision-making local and close to the client, backed up with consistent, high-quality standards that leverage the company's international expertise, best practices and resources in order to deliver industry-leading results. Transdev, an incorporated company with its own Board of Directors, is supported by its two major shareholders, Caisse des Depôts and Veolia Environnement. Listening to customers, anticipating and responding to their needs and expectations, constantly seeking ways to provide simpler, more accessible and more personalized service. Transdev strives to make each trip a unique experience, with passion and commitment.

Covage is a leading French neutral telecommunication infrastructure company, jointly owned by Cube Infrastructure Fund and Axia NetMedia Corporation. Covage rolls-out and supplies fiber optics telecommunication infrastructures for local authorities in France, mostly under long-term concession agreements with those local authorities. Thanks to its 40 open-access local networks contracts and a 3,700km backbone, Covage provides long-term passive fiber contracts as well as active fiber services.

Boreal is the public transport operator in Norway, operating more than 30 ferries and fast ferries, 900 buses and 6 trams, pursuant to long term concession contracts with local public authorithies. In a country with challenging geographical constraints and a dispersed population, Boreal’s ferry connections represent an essential part of the national infrastructure, allowing efficient mass transport of people and goods by bridging the local and national routes across the numerous fjords of the Norwegian archipelago. With a strong competitive position as a leading public transport company in a market with healthy underlying growth and consolidation opportunities, Boreal is an asset with attractive yield characteristics and strong growth perspectives

Idex is the the third largest operator in both the district heating and energy efficiency services markets in France, with a growth strategy focused on the development of district heating networks. It operates more than 11,300 energy services contracts, 39 district heating networks and 8 Waste-to-Energy plants. The Idex platform was created through a series of acquisition that were carried out between December 2010 and July 2012, and it is the holding company for Idex Infra (formerly NeoElectra) and Idex Services. The increasing focus on energy efficiency, economic and sustainability concerns, and fast-changing regulatory environment are significant growth drivers for Idex.

Founded in 1933, the Saur Group is the third largest player in the French water distribution and waste water management market. In addition to its core activity, the company has also developed into municipal waste collection and treatment, and also certain ancillary services to local authorities.

IslaLink is an independent and neutral telecom infrastructure provider of submarine fiber. It deploys and operates submarine cables, providing telecom operators with the managed bandwidth services they require for their retail operations.