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Report 22 · Telecom · Wireless

Fixed-Wireless Access Network — Underserved Metro Coverage
5G FWA broadband at 60% the cost of fiber, deployed in 90 days vs 18 months

Region: Europe Tier-2/3 cities · MENA expansion Stage: Series B Ask: $30M (Series B equity + spectrum financing facility)

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Key financial KPIs at a glance — % against revenues in QuickBooks-statement style.

Y1 Revenue
$28M
Initial scale
Y3 Revenue
$78M
↑ Year-3 target
Y5 Revenue
$210M
↑ Year-5 target
Gross Margin
62%
% vs Revenue
EBITDA Margin
22%
% vs Revenue
CAC Payback
11 mo
Time to recoup
LTV / CAC
5.8x
Unit economics
Capital Ask
$30M
Series B

Revenue Mix · % of Top Line

Cost Structure · % of Operating Cost

Use of Funds · % of $30M Raise

Problem & Solution

5G FWA broadband at 60% the cost of fiber, deployed in 90 days vs 18 months

The Problem

Tier-2 and Tier-3 European cities are structurally underserved by fiber — incumbent ROI doesn't justify trenching costs in markets under 250K households. The result: 18M EU households are stuck on copper DSL at <50Mbps while paying €35+/month, with no competitive alternative.

Our Solution

A fixed-wireless access network leveraging 3.5GHz mid-band spectrum to deliver 500Mbps+ symmetric broadband at €29/month. 90-day metro deployment vs 18-month fiber buildout. Self-install customer-premise equipment, automated service activation, and no truck rolls for 95% of installs.

Market Opportunity

€42B EU Broadband addressable today

FWA segment growing 31% CAGR · displacing copper DSL in underserved metros

Consumer broadband subscriptions (€29–€59/mo, 24-month average tenure) and SMB symmetric plans (€89–€249/mo). Self-install reduces unit acquisition cost by 65% vs incumbent truck-roll model. Wholesale capacity to MVNOs as secondary revenue.

Financial Statements · % vs Revenue

QuickBooks-style readout — every line shown as percentage of its parent total.

Revenue Mix

Revenue Stream% of RevenueShare
Consumer Broadband70.0%70%
SMB Symmetric Plans18.0%18%
Wholesale to MVNOs7.0%7%
Value-Added Services5.0%5%
Total Revenue100.0%100%

Cost Structure

Cost Line% of CostShare
Spectrum Licensing & Lease22.0%22%
Tower / Backhaul20.0%20%
Customer Acquisition18.0%18%
Engineering & NetOps15.0%15%
CPE Hardware Subsidy12.0%12%
G&A13.0%13%
Total Operating Cost100.0%100%

Use of Funds — $30M Raise

Allocation% of RaiseShare
Network Expansion (24 new cities)45.0%45%
Spectrum Acquisition22.0%22%
Engineering & Software15.0%15%
Customer Acquisition12.0%12%
Working Capital6.0%6%
Total Use of Funds100.0%100%

Traction & Proof Points

Moat & Exit Strategy

Defensible Moat

First-mover spectrum licenses across 36 European Tier-2 cities create 5–8 year exclusivity windows competitors can't replicate. Software-defined network ops reduce per-subscriber cost 40% below incumbent baselines. NPS gap (64 vs 21) drives organic acquisition lowering blended CAC vs telco peers.

Exit Path

Strategic acquisition by a European tier-1 telco (Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Vodafone) absorbing the subscriber base + spectrum, or sale to a satellite-broadband platform seeking terrestrial network, within 5–7 years at 6–9x revenue.

Key Risks