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Rightfiber announced it has completed its acquisition of American Broadband Holding Company (dba Fastwyre Broadband) operations in Nebraska, bringing Fastwyre’s Nebraska customers and employees into Rightfiber. The company said it has begun integrating Fastwyre’s Nebraska operations and will communicate with customers about products, services, billing, and future enhancements. Rightfiber described the acquisition as reinforcing its long-term commitment to Nebraska communities and expanding its national fiber footprint across 20 states.
Rightfiber announced it has completed its acquisition of American Broadband Holding Company, dba Fastwyre Broadband, in Nebraska. The company, formed in 2026 from the merger of Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications and a Grain Management portfolio company, said former Fastwyre Nebraska customers and employees are now part of Rightfiber. The company stated it is integrating operations, will communicate transition details to customers, and highlighted its expanded footprint across 20 states and extensive fiber network.
Grain Management announced the completion of the strategic combination of Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications to form Rightfiber, a new privately held telecommunications platform. Rightfiber said it now serves more than 400 communities across 20 states, with over 300,000 FTTH passings across a 28,000-mile fiber network. The company has secured a $1.6 billion credit facility led by Fifth Third Bank to fund organic growth and potential M&A, and intends to continue investing in network expansion and local service.
Grain Management announced the completion of the strategic combination of Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications to create Rightfiber. Rightfiber said it serves more than 400 communities across 20 states, has over 300,000 FTTH passings on a 28,000-mile fiber network, and has entered a $1.6 billion credit facility led by Fifth Third Bank to fund continued growth and potential M&A. Heath Simpson, CEO of Rightfiber, was quoted on the organization’s commitment to expanding fiber access and supporting local communities.
