Ufinet (Unión Fenosa) and Desarrollo del Cable (Gas Natural) join forces to offer services to other telecom operators.

Desarrollo del cable and Ufinet merge to create GNFT (Gas Natural Fenosa Telecom)

Ufinet begins its activity in Latin America through its subsidiary in Panama.

Ufinet begins its activity in Guatemala

Ufinet widens its presence in Latin America: Colombia and Nicaragua

GNFT is acquired by the investment fund CINVEN. UFINET EMEA and Ufinet Latam are born.

Entry into the FTTH business in Spain, in small and medium-sized cities and the award of public grants.

GNFT expands in El Salvador

GNFT expands in Costa Rica

GNFT expands in Honduras

Ufinet EMEA is purchased by Antin Infrastructure Partners: lyntia is born

Expansion in Paraguay, Ecuador, and Peru.

Expansion in Mexico.

Acquisition of the network and wholesale business of IFX (Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Panama).

lyntia becomes the leading alternative in Spain, following the exclusive
long-term assignment of rights to use Iberdrola’s surplus fibre optic network.

lyntia acquires the rights to use ENDESA’s surplus fibre optic network.

AXA IM Alts, Swiss Life Asset Managers and Morrison & Co acquire lyntia Networks business

lyntia joins Canalink and expands to the Canary Islands.

lyntia acquires FTTH networks in Andalucía and Valencia.

Ufinet España es
adquirida por Antin Infraestructure Infraestructure partners: Nace lyntia

lyntia enters the Portuguese market, securing a terrestrial fibre network of 1,100 km that connects the major Portuguese cities.

After obtaining approval from the Spanish National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC), lyntia Networks acquires EBC: Evolutio Business Connectivity.