FiberCop and Netoip extend co-investment agreement to five more towns

Partnership strengthened to build the FTTH access network in the municipalities of Forlì, Terni, Falconara Marittima, Fano and Monte Urano

FiberCop and Netoip strengthen their partnership aimed at developing the Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) access market through Netoip’s involvement in the FiberCop network co-investment project.

On the basis of this new agreement which broadens the agreement signed last December, Netoip will use the fibre optic secondary access network up to FiberCop homes, to develop the Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) access market in another 5 important municipalities in central Italy: Forlì, Terni, Falconara Marittima, Fano and Monte Urano.

The agreement reached confirms the effectiveness of the FiberCop co-investment model, which allows all interested operators to participate in the deployment of optical fibre in Italy in an infrastructure competition framework. FiberCop’s investment plan provides for FTTH coverage of about 60% of Italy’s households by 2026, thereby overcoming the nationwide digital divide faster and making ultra-broadband connections with speeds at over 1 Gigabit per second available to families and businesses.

The provider Netoip has been offering internet connectivity, telephony and added value services throughout national territory since 2009, committed to guaranteeing its customers high performance, stability and assistance on all levels, for both consumers and the business market.