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Uniti Reports Record Q3 Income, Spike in Expenses Driven by Windstream Merger
The company reported vastly different earnings compared to a year ago, reflecting the combined business operations with Windstream. read more >
Uniti Reports $10.7M Q2 Loss, Consolidates 2025 Outlook Following Windstream Merger
Shares of the company fell more than 10% on Tuesday morning. read more >
Uniti Gains Final Regulatory Approval for Windstream Merger
The deal, valued at $13.4 billion, is now expected to close on Aug. 1. read more >
Uniti Lowers 2025 Outlook After Q1 Income Falls on Rising Expenses
The company's planned merger with Windstream remains on track for third-quarter completion. read more >
John Harrobin to Lead Kinetic After Uniti-Windstream Merger Closes
He's set to join the combined company from Frontier Communications of Dallas, Texas, where he was executive vice president of Frontier's $3 billion consumer business unit. read more >
Uniti Reports $12.2M in Q3 Income, Lowers 2024 Outlook
Uniti reported net income of $12.2 million for the third quarter of 2024, lowering its outcome on net income and funds from operations for the year. read more >
Uniti Reports $17.6M in Q2 Income, Raises Outlook
About 40% of the company's consolidated bookings during the quarter were driven by large data centers and generative AI demand, growth that Uniti expects to continue. read more >
$13.4B Combo: Uniti-Windstream Merger Called Transformative
The $13.4 billion reunification of Little Rock’s Uniti Group Inc. and Windstream Holdings is creating huge opportunities for the reconstituted company. read more >
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Uniti CEO Kenny Gunderman Talks Windstream Merger & ESG
Gunderman has 20 years of experience in the telecommunications industry and is focused on growing Uniti’s real estate portfolio of mission-critical communications infrastructure. He has prior experience at Stephens, Lehman […] read more >
Uniti-Windstream Merger Still on Track, CEO Kenny Gunderman Says
The combined company will have the deepest "reach into rural America" of any fiber network, Gunderman said. read more >
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Uniti Announces $13.4B Deal to Reunite With Windstream
The combined company will be led Kenny Gunderman, Uniti’s current CEO, who said he's looking to build a "national fiber powerhouse." read more >
Uniti Posts $31M Profit in Q4, Sells Fiber Investments & Towers
Non-recurring revenue was lower in 2023 due in part to one-time, low-margin equipment sales, which the company has decided to largely exit in 2024. read more >
Uniti Reports Rising Profit in Q4, $8M Loss for Full Year
The company also reported another writedown in the value of its fiber segment, this time for $24.5 million. read more >
Uniti Writes Down Goodwill Value, Posts $156M Loss in Q3
The write-down in the Uniti Fiber segment was "driven by an increase in the macro interest rate environment." read more >
Rising Demand Lifts Uniti Income 8.3% in Q2
CEO Kenny Gunderman said the company saw its highest level of gross install activity since 2017. read more >
Uniti Group Swings Back to Q1 Profit
Its net income was $52.9 million, or 21 cents per diluted share. read more >
Uniti Group CEO Kenny Gunderman Paid Less in 2021
General Counsel and Executive Vice President Daniel Heard also saw his compensation decrease. read more >
3 Prominent Arkansans Join Summit Utilities Board
The appointments align with the Denver-based company's statement that Arkansas is its most important territory. read more >
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Uniti Group Swings Back to Q2 Profit
Uniti Group Inc. of Little Rock announces second-quarter income of $49.6 million, swinging back from a loss of $598 million the same quarter of 2020. read more >
Uniti Group Reports $4.5M Q1 Loss
Uniti Group Inc. of Little Rock recently reported a net loss of $4.5 million, or 2 cents per diluted share, in the first quarter but that’s much improved from the $80.3 million loss, or 41 cents per diluted share, the company saw in the first quarter of 2020. read more >
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