Wifinity, the specialist connectivity services provider, today announced the successful refinancing of its existing debt facilities through a new infrastructure financing package provided by HSBC, NatWest and Investec.
The new debt package was concluded on competitive terms and reflects the leading position that Wifinity has built over several years as a leading provider of connectivity services. The package includes a capex and non-committed accordion facility to meet growing customer demand, supporting significant further investment in its network as a service and solutions offerings and expansion plans.
This refinancing follows the acquisition of Wifinity by Arcus Infrastructure Partners (“Arcus”) through Arcus European Infrastructure Fund 3 SCSp (“AEIF3” or the“Fund”). Wifinity worked closely with Arcus to successfully raise a new flexible debt package that will support long-term network investment, underpinned by its contracted, resilient cash flows and essential-service profile.
‘This refinancing provides a solid foundation for our next phase of growth and reflects our partners’ confidence in our strategy. It will accelerate growth in our core markets, allow us to expand selectively into adjacent areas and invest further in our network and technology, extending our high-performance, tailored connectivity solutions to more organisations while preserving the entrepreneurial culture that defines Wifinity,’ said Costas Demetriou, CEO, Wifinity.
Christopher Ehrke, Partner and Head of Digital at Arcus, commented: “Over the past few years, Wifinity has evolved into a scaled and predictable business with a strong long-term recurring cashflow profile. The new infrastructure financing package reflects both the progress the business has made to date and enables the growth trajectory it is on in partnership with Arcus. Wifinity is in a strong position to build significant value by investing consistently and continuing to build on trusted, long‑term relationships with its customers.”
Arcus and Wifinity were advised on this transaction by NatWest and Ashurst. Travers Smith acted as legal advisor to the lenders.
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About Wifinity
Founded in 2007, the company designs, builds, and manages mission-critical connectivity infrastructure network solutions for complex, multi-site and multi-tenant environments. It operates in diverse markets, including defence, leisure, specialist accommodation, the corporate and public sectors, and the offshore sector, with specialised requirements and high barriers to entry.
About Arcus
Arcus Infrastructure Partners is an independent fund manager focused solely on long-term investments in European infrastructure. Arcus invests on behalf of institutional investors through discretionary funds and currently manages €12.6bn of assets (as at 31 December 2025). Arcus targets mid-market, value-add infrastructure investments, with a particular focus on businesses in the digital, transport, logistics & industrials, and energy sectors. Further information on Arcus Infrastructure Partners can be found on www.arcusip.com.