Broadtech helping strengthen mobile connectivity across Waikato

Broadtech is helping deliver stronger mobile connectivity across the Waikato as part of a major programme of new mobile infrastructure across the region.

Working alongside Fortysouth and One New Zealand, Broadtech is the construction partner supporting the rollout of 12 new mobile sites. Six sites have already been delivered, with a further six planned, helping address coverage gaps and improve network resilience across key communities and transport corridors.

The programme includes new infrastructure along State Highways 1 and 29, including sites on the Waikato Expressway and near Hobbiton, supporting better connectivity for residents, businesses, freight and visitors.

Broadtech CEO Merv Taylor said targeted infrastructure investment delivers direct benefits for communities and regional growth.

As part of the Tū Ātea Group, Broadtech continues to play an important role in building the infrastructure that keeps Aotearoa connected.

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