Kirkland & Ellis counseled Ubiquity’s controlling shareholder, Montage, on (i) its sale of Ubiquity, which includes Ubiquity’s existing fiber networks in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and San Diego metro areas serving over 8,400 customers, and (ii) the formation of a new JV with Montage, Generate Capital and others to operate and expand the Ubiquity business. The JV plans to deploy more than $400 million in capital to fund the completion of contiguous fiber-to-the-premises networks and expansion of broadband solutions to additional cities.
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The Kirkland team included corporate partners Kevin Crews and Tony Johnston and associates Catharine Hansard and Tori Newton; investment funds partners Matt Nadworny and Samara Sanderson; debt finance partner Lucas Spivey; tax partners Stephen Butler and Lane Morgan; and technology and IP transactions partner Shellie Freedman.
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