· The transaction strengthens lyntia’s financial platform and positions the company to capture structural demand driven by cloud and AI

Madrid, 21 April 2026 — lyntia has successfully completed a €1.4bn landmark refinancing, establishing a robust long-term financial framework that reinforces its capacity to execute its strategic growth plan across Iberia and beyond.

The transaction extends the company’s debt maturity profile to between 7 and 12 years, significantly enhancing financial visibility and flexibility. It also includes a new capex facility designed to support future investments aligned with lyntia’s strategic priorities.

This refinancing brings together a diversified group of leading bank lenders and private placement investors, demonstrating lyntia’s strong access to debt markets across different pools of liquidity and underlining confidence in the company’s business model, mature platform and long-term outlook.

The new capital structure reinforces lyntia’s ability to capture structural demand driven by the rapid expansion of cloud computing and artificial intelligence, particularly in high-capacity connectivity, data centre interconnection and international traffic flows.

These evolving traffic patterns are progressively positioning Iberia as a strategic hub for international connectivity, increasing the relevance of routes linking the Peninsula with major European and global networks. In this context, lyntia is actively contributing to the development of this interconnectivity, enabling the infrastructure required to support these growing data flows.

In addition, the transaction lays the groundwork for the integration of sustainability-linked features into lyntia’s financing framework, reinforcing the company’s commitment to responsible growth and long-term value creation.

Victor Pons, CFO of lyntia, commented:

“We are very grateful for the strong support received from both our lenders and shareholders, including BNP Paribas Asset Management Alts, Swiss Life Asset Managers and Morrison, throughout this process. This refinancing provides us with a solid foundation and the flexibility needed to continue advancing our strategic objectives and long-term development.”

With this transaction, lyntia consolidates its position as a leading neutral wholesale fibre operator in Iberia, with a capital structure aligned with its long-term growth ambitions and its role in enabling next-generation digital infrastructure.

lyntia was advised by DC Advisory as financial advisor and Milbank as legal advisor. Latham & Watkins acted as legal advisor to the lenders.

About lyntia

lyntia is a neutral wholesale telecommunications infrastructure operator in the Iberian Peninsula. The company has an extensive fibre network and a value proposition focused on enabling high-capacity connectivity for operators, data centres, cloud providers and enterprises, contributing to the development of critical digital infrastructure.