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Cellnex’s ten‑year renewal of its Vodafone Spain framework agreement secures long‑‑term tower revenue and reinforces a key telecom partnership in Spain

Executive summary: Cellnex renewed its framework agreement with Vodafone Spain for approximately 2,000 points of presence, extending the contract by ten years under the same technical and economic conditions. The renewal provides Cellnex with long‑term revenue visibility and Vodafone Spain with stable tower‑site access, strengthening a core partnership in the Spanish telecom market.

Who is involved: Cellnex Telecom and Vodafone Spain (owned by Zegona).

Likely next: Both parties will implement the extended deal, with the possibility of adding new sites from 2028 as previously noted; stakeholders will watch for any regulatory review or further network‑sharing expansions.

Cellnex announced the extension of its master framework agreement with Vodafone Spain for roughly 2,000 existing points of presence, pushing the contract out another decade under unchanged technical and financial terms. The move gives Cellnex predictable cash flows from a major Spanish operator while granting Vodafone Spain continued access to essential tower infrastructure. It also signals confidence in the Spanish telecom market’s stability, despite recent volatility, following profitability gains for Vodafone Spain.

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