Syntrio to buy fiber assets from Texas electric cooperative

Syntrio Solutions LLC is acquiring the fiber-optic assets of Tri-County Electric Cooperative in Azle, Texas, to advance fiber deployment in the region. The deal terms were not announced. Syntrio, which has served North Texas and Southern Oklahoma for 75 years, provides internet and managed IT services to residential and business customers. Syntrio will integrate the former Tri-County network into its existing network. The 250-mile fiber network expands coverage to include all or parts of Archer, Baylor, Hood, Jack, Palo Pinto, Parker, Tarrant, Wise, and Young counties, and adds redundancy through additional fiber routes. The acquisition supports Syntrio’s mission as a regional broadband provider and follows prior expansion into Aledo and Parker County communities.

"Syntrio Solutions LLC is acquiring the fiber-optic assets of Tri-County Electric Cooperative - based in Azle, Texas - to advance fiber deployment in the area. Terms of the deal were not announced."

"The company said it will integrate the former Tri-County network into the company's existing network. The purchase of the 250-mile fiber optic network expands Syntrio's network coverage to include all or parts of Archer, Baylor, Hood, Jack, Palo Pinto, Parker, Tarrant, Wise, and Young counties. It also adds an extra level of redundancy by providing additional routes for the company's fiber-optic network."

""The transaction marks an important milestone for Syntrio and supports our mission to be a leading regional broadband provider. We look forward to serving and connecting new communities.""

""Our commitment extends beyond high-speed internet. We aim to support local organizations and contribute to community growth," said Director of Sales and Marketing Joe Bercik at the time of the announcement. "We are excited to connect these areas with multi-gigabit service and fully engage with the local community.""

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