Altitude Infrastructure key facts
as of Oct 2026- Operator of alternative telecommunications networks intended to serve local authorities.
- Altitude Infrastructure is valued at approximately $353.2M as of Oct 2026 (last reported valuation).
- It has raised $1.7B; the latest was PE Growth/Expansion ($130.8M) in Apr 2025.
- Notable investors include Banque des Territoires, Caisse des Depots Group, Altamar CAM Partners, Swiss Life Asset Management, Arjun Infrastructure Partners — 9 tracked in total.
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Altitude Infrastructure's last reported valuation, Mar 2017. Nothing priced has surfaced since.
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Altitude Infrastructure funding rounds
No funding rounds for Altitude Infrastructure are on record yet — either the company hasn't raised institutional capital, or the raise hasn't surfaced in our sources.
Altitude Infrastructure valuation
Altitude Infrastructure's last reported valuation was $353 million in Mar 2017. No priced round, secondary trade or fund mark has surfaced since.
Altitude Infrastructure investors
9 investors are on record for Altitude Infrastructure, including Banque des Territoires, Caisse des Depots Group, Altamar CAM Partners and Swiss Life Asset Management.
About Altitude Infrastructure
Operator of alternative telecommunications networks intended to serve local authorities. The company develops wired technologies such as fiber optics, digital subscriber line (DSL), world interoperability for microwave access (WiMAX) and Wifi through its agencies as well as offers them digital development services, enabling communities to fulfill their complex and multiple expectations, in terms of spatial planning, specifically in low and medium-density areas.
- Sector
- Information Technology
- HQ
- Val de Reuil, France
- Founded
- 2001
- Employees
- 900
- Website
- altitudeinfra.fr/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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