Anterix Spectrum Pipeline Reaches 16 Active Opportunities
At least half were advanced or moving quickly, but the opportunities were not announced agreements.

Anterix had 16 active opportunities to commercialize its licensed 900 MHz spectrum as of Nov. 11, up from nearly a dozen in August, as it pursues broadband networks and related services.
At least half of the opportunities were advanced or moving quickly. The 16 are prospects, not announced agreements.
“Our pipeline has grown from nearly a dozen active opportunities in August to 16 today that include 7-, 8-, and 9-digit deals,” Anterix President and CEO Scott Lang said. The deals would range from seven to nine digits in value.
Anterix holds licensed 900 MHz spectrum across the contiguous United States, Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico. The company is seeking to commercialize the spectrum for broadband networks and related services.
On Oct. 29, the Federal Communications Commission proposed considering whether 900 MHz should qualify for Supplemental Coverage from Space. The proposal did not authorize that use.