Global Connectivity plc (former Rural Broadband Solutions Plc)

Europe Legal Chronicle. November 4, 2022

Global Connectivity plc’s £75 Million Investment in Its Subsidiaries

By Giulia Di Palma

Walker Morris advised Global Connectivity plc (formerly Rural Broadband Solutions plc) on the deal. Delivered via its Shropshire based internet service provider brand SWS Broadband, RBBS...

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