Cube Infrastructure Managers

HELIOT Group is a telecommunication company that specializes in sensors, Sigfox, telecommunication logistics, and big data. It offers end-to-end internet of things solutions for businesses, companies, organizations, and municipalities. The company was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Vienna, Austria.

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 AB, headquartered in Kalmar, Sweden, specializes in the maintenance and repair of vehicle fleets. As the fifth-largest operator of regulated public transport in Sweden, the company holds a significant regional presence in Southern Sweden. Mekka Traffic is committed to promoting clean mobility, operating a diverse fleet that includes approximately 260 biogas and hybrid electric buses, contributing to its total fleet of around 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 NV is a private bus operating company based in Antwerp, Belgium, serving various regions including Flemish Brabant, Limburg, East and West Flanders, and Henegouwen. As the second largest private bus operator in Belgium, Hansea provides urban and interurban bus services primarily for the Flemish Public Transport Authority, holding a 20% market share in Flanders. The company also offers school and worker transportation, charter bus services, and operates travel agencies. Established as Veolia Transport Belgium nv, Hansea changed its name in April 2014 and is well-positioned for growth, particularly in the Wallonian market. The company emphasizes safe and affordable mobility solutions through its comprehensive transportation services.

Transdev is a prominent operator in the public transportation sector, dedicated to providing diverse mobility solutions that empower individuals to travel freely. The company manages a wide range of transport modalities, including buses, long-haul coaches, rail services, marine transportation, and airport facilities. Transdev emphasizes local operations and decision-making, ensuring that services are tailored to meet the specific needs and expectations of its customers. By integrating advanced technology, such as applications that combine various transport options and contactless payment systems, Transdev enhances the convenience and accessibility of its services. The company is committed to delivering a high-quality travel experience, leveraging its international expertise and industry best practices while maintaining a strong focus on customer satisfaction and personalized service. Supported by its major shareholders, Transdev continues to innovate and adapt in order to meet the evolving demands of public transport.

Covage Networks SAS is a French telecommunications company based in Sèvres, specializing in the installation and operation of optical fiber and broadband infrastructure. Founded in 2006, Covage focuses on providing high-speed Internet services to individuals, businesses, and public entities, primarily through partnerships with local authorities. The company manages a network of 40 open-access local contracts and a 3,700 km backbone, allowing it to offer both passive and active fiber services. Covage's offerings include Internet protocol services, broadband connectivity for local operators, black optical fiber solutions, data center hosting, and multicast television streaming support. With a commitment to neutrality, Covage operates under long-term concession agreements, ensuring that its infrastructure remains open to various service providers.

Boreal Norge is a prominent public transport provider in Norway, operating a diverse fleet that includes over 30 ferries, 900 buses, and 6 trams. Founded in 1867 and headquartered in Stavanger, the company holds long-term concession contracts with local authorities, ensuring its role as the fourth largest public transport operator in the country. Boreal's services encompass a wide range of transport solutions, including traditional bus services, coaches, airport buses, and organized tours. The ferry connections managed by Boreal are vital to Norway's infrastructure, facilitating efficient transportation across the country's challenging geography and numerous fjords. With a strong competitive position in a market characterized by growth and consolidation opportunities, Boreal is well-positioned for future expansion and development.

Idex Groupe SAS provides comprehensive energy and environmental services, specializing in the design and operation of energy infrastructure for production and distribution. With a focus on renewable energy, the company implements systems such as wood heating, wind power, biomass, geothermal, methanation, cogeneration, and waste incineration. Idex manages collective heating and cooling networks and offers technical maintenance for central heating installations, serving local authorities, residential areas, healthcare facilities, and various industries. As the third largest operator in both district heating and energy efficiency services in France, Idex oversees over 11,300 energy service contracts, 39 district heating networks, and 8 waste-to-energy plants. Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, Idex has developed its platform through strategic acquisitions and emphasizes growth in energy efficiency and sustainability amid a rapidly changing regulatory landscape.

Saur Group, founded in 1933, is the third largest player in the French market for water distribution and wastewater management. The company specializes in extracting water from natural sources, treating it for human consumption, and distributing it continuously to millions of users. In addition to its core activities, Saur has expanded into municipal waste collection and treatment, offering a range of services that support local authorities and industrial clients. These services include optimizing water resources, wastewater treatment, waste recovery and recycling, as well as engineering and product design. This comprehensive approach enables local authorities to enhance the efficiency of their water supply networks and improve overall service responsiveness.

IslaLink is an independent telecom infrastructure provider specializing in submarine fiber technology. The company focuses on deploying and operating submarine cables that deliver managed bandwidth services to telecom operators. By offering these essential services, IslaLink enables operators to develop competitive offerings, thereby enhancing connectivity for their customers. This commitment to advancing the telecommunications industry highlights IslaLink's role in providing the necessary infrastructure for improved global communication.