Overview
- TIM said a change-of-control clause lets it end its tower contract with Inwit at the August 2030 expiry, with the same notice taking effect on March 31, 2028 if a court or agreement confirms the trigger.
- The company plans to negotiate a multi-year migration plan with Inwit to keep mobile service running after the contract ends.
- Fastweb and Vodafone had already sent their own termination notice and signed first-quarter agreements with TIM to develop an alternative mobile infrastructure.
- Inwit called the terminations legally unfounded and said it will seek an urgent precautionary order from the Tribunal of Milan to block the effects.
- Ardian’s Daphne vehicle, which owns about 32% of Inwit, warned via Bloomberg that an early exit could breach its investment terms and said the parties had understood the deal would last at least until 2038.