Business UK Broadband ISP Fibre1 Acquired by Kube Networks Limited
Glasgow-based ISP, managed IT and Cloud provider KubeNet (Kube Networks), which is backed by investment from Maven Capital Partners and Kerrera Newco Limited, has announced the acquisition of the client base of Moray-based business broadband provider Fibre1 for an undisclosed sum.
The deal is said to be KubeNet’s second of 2025 and should strengthen their position in the North of Scotland after the prior acquisition of Aberdeen-based managed service provider ISN Solutions. But outside of that, the announcement contained little detail.
The Director at KubeNet, Julie Inglis, said: “Fibre1 has built a strong reputation for great customer service and delivering innovative solutions to the SMB sector. The addition of over 200 clients further strengthens KubeNet’s presence across the North of Scotland, complementing our Aberdeen office and supporting our ambition to expand our services throughout the UK. For Fibre1 clients, this transition means continuity of service, enhanced support, and access to the full range of solutions and expertise offered by KubeNet.”
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