Infrafibre Germany provides full-fibre networks to deliver enhanced connectivity for local communities.
€ 1,5 bn
Planned investments
>250.000
Homes Passed
>125.000
Homes Connected
>250
Partnerships in Germany
>10 Years
Industry and market experience
Jürgen Hansjosten leaves Infrafibre Germany
Unterschleissheim, 19 February 2025 – Jürgen Hansjosten, CEO of Infrafibre Germany (IFG), will leave the company at his own request at the end of March 2025. The successful acquisition of IFG by Unsere Grüne Glasfaser (UGG) has created one of Germany’s largest independent fibre optic infrastructure providers. Jochen Mogalle and Richard Fahringer will take on the role of Managing Directors for Infrafibre Germany from April. Both are already members of IFG’s Group Management Team and will take over Hansjosten’s previous responsibilities.
Unsere Grüne Glasfaser takes over Infrafibre Germany and becomes one of the largest fibre optic providers in Germany
Green light from the regulatory authorities: Unsere Grüne Glasfaser (UGG) takes over Infrafibre Germany (IFG) with its group companies LEONET and Breitbandversorgung Deutschland (BBV) as well as Infrafibre Networks.
Open Access Alliance agrees on common standards
Open access models and consensus-based industry standards for the rapid transition to fibre optic infrastructure
vision
Capital and Know-How
Our vision is to provide rural communities in Germany with excellent fiber broadband. Our goal is to support companies and communities by providing them with reliable, sustainable, fast fiber-optic internet access, enabling them to enjoy essential location qualities.
We believe this can best be achieved by building local and regional partnerships and retaining strong regional brands to serve local customers. Since December 2024 we have been a company of Unsere Gruene Glasfaser (UGG). UGG is a joint venture between the Allianz and Telefónica Group. Together with UGG, IFG and its companies are becoming one of the largest fiber optic infrastructure providers in Germany.
Strategy
We are looking for long-term investments and partnerships with municipalities, counties and regional companies to support the growth of broadband networks and digitalisation.We believe in strong regional cohesion and brands. The cornerstones of our strategy are to:
- Invest in established German businesses and support them to build scale
- Seek smaller investments through these platforms and boost broadband projects
- Develop synergies across our portfolio to share expertise and attract talented individuals
- Fund construction and operations by deploying significant capital to underserved German regions. Invest via flexible participation models
Group Companies
We want to promote not demand. It is important for us to maintain and further expand the regional brands and strengths.
- Retention of regional brands, strengths and regional relationship network
- Flexible implementation of commercial and subsidized
- Support for migration from FTTC to FTTB/H
- Flexible participation models from 51% –100%
- Provision of financial resources
Digitization in rural areas –
investing today in the
infrastructure of tomorrow.
RESPONSIBILITY
Environment
From an ecological point of view, fiber optics is not only more efficient than copper networks,
but also many times more sustainable. Copper cable consume up to 17 times more power during data transmission than modern fiber optic networks.
Sustainability
Our goal is stable and sustainable performance. All investment groups are to benefit in the long term from our commitment and a positive, progressive development of their own region.
Social
Focus on people. We invest in the digital infrastructure to optimize the lives of those who ultimately benefit as end customers from our investments.
Group Companies
LEONET group. The experts from and for Bavaria.
Digital equality of opportunity for the region: We want everyone in rural areas to be able to operate in the same way as companies in metropolitan areas. A strong network should make rural communities more attractive for companies and families. At home, information and entertainment services will finally become easy to use with fast Internet.
- With more than 4,000 kilometers of fibre optic network, one of the longest optical networks in Bavaria
- Almost €100 million already invested in broadband expansion for rural regions in Bavaria
- Over 100 employees within the corporate group
- Average customer growth of >35% per year over the last 5 years
Breitbandversorgung Deutschland (BBV), fibre-optic network operator in southern Germany and Thuringia
Our headquarters are located in Dreieich in the Rhein-Main area. Our goal is to deploy Fibre to the Building networks in underserved areas in the federal states of Baden-Württemberg, Rheinland-Pfalz and Thuringen. We work closely with regional companies and municipalities. As BBV Germany we provide central services (planning, purchasing, products and technology) for our subsidiaries. Under the brands BBV Rhein-Neckar, BBV Thuringen and toni the regional companies of BBV Germany offer symmetrical and high-speed broadband internet services as well as telephony and TV services via fibre.
- More than 2,000 kilometers of fibre optic network
- Over 70 employees within the corporate group
- Average customer growth of >50% per year over the last 5 years
Senior Management Team
Experience
We have made it our mission to bring fast Internet to underserved regions – no more and no less.
With many years of experience in the investment sector and expansion of high-speed infrastructure, we are your partner for a digital future. We believe in strong partnerships and regional participation for the best possible coverage outcome.
We are leaders in the expansion of full fibre networks
Group CTO
Infrafibre Germany
Group CCO
Infrafibre Germany
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Infrafibre Germany is a leading investor in future-proof high-speed networks primarily in rural areas.
Infrafibre Germany GmbH
Konrad-Zuse-Str. 1
85716 Unterschleissheim
mail@infrafibre.de
+49 (0) 89 380 12 918