More details on Future Fiber Networks' roll-out financing

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By Sean Keating

More details have emerged on the $350 Future Fiber Networks financing closed in June.Future Fiber Networks raised $350 million of seven-year debt split between a $335 million capex facility and a $15 million revolving credit. Lead arrangers are Santander, ING, Nord/LB, KfW-PPEX, Natixis and MUFG....

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