October 27, 2025
EXA Infrastructure, a leading digital infrastructure platform, has announced the acquisition of the long-haul duct and fiber assets of Conexio doo Beograd, a Serbian provider of dark fibre and colocation services. The move significantly expands EXA's footprint in the Balkans, solidifying its position as a key connectivity provider in the region.
The transaction includes a network of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) ducts spanning 860 kilometers, existing cables, and 15 Points of Presence (PoP) across Serbia. EXA will also assume existing customer contracts to ensure uninterrupted service continuity.
Constructed in 2011, the Conexio network is strategically routed along Serbia's primary motorways, providing low-latency, high-reliability border-to-border connections. It links the major economic hubs of Belgrade, Niš, and Novi Sad and extends to international borders with Croatia, Hungary, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia, where it interconnects with all major carriers.
Steve Roberts, Senior Vice President of Strategic Investments at EXA Infrastructure, stated that the acquisition is central to the company's strategic goals. "The purchase of the Conexio assets is core to our strategy to create the most reliable, modern infrastructure network in Europe," Roberts said. "Conexio’s assets integrate seamlessly with our previous acquisitions of Unitel in Croatia and GCN in Bulgaria, meaning EXA Infrastructure now operates the leading homogeneous network connecting Western Europe to the Balkans, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey, and beyond."
The deal is pending standard closing conditions, including regulatory approvals. Upon completion, the integrated network will enhance EXA's capability to serve enterprise and carrier clients with robust, pan-European digital infrastructure.
SOURCE thefastmode
