Spark, in partnership with Connexa, has been awarded a contract by National Infrastructure Fund and Financing (NIFF) to enhance the resilience of 295 Spark mobile cell towers across New Zealand by upgrading their battery back-up capacity to 24 hours – helping maintain mobile connectivity for longer during power outages for up to 1.7 million addresses.

Connexa has announced the appointment of two new executive leaders, strengthening its leadership team as the company enters its next phase of growth and delivery. 

In a significant step towards strengthening the resilience of its mobile tower portfolio, Connexa is launching OMNI, a new technology platform that provides real-time monitoring and alarming of critical power systems across its sites. 

Connexa has selected Nokia as its exclusive NOC partner. This strategic move allows Connexa to consolidate from multiple local providers to a single partner, simplifying operations, improving efficiency, and enhancing network availability for its customers.

Connexa is delighted to be named a finalist in the 2025 TUANZ Member Awards. This recognition is for our Tower Management Platform (TMP) – a digital solution at the heart of our vision for a scalable, digital-first, future-ready approach to infrastructure delivery.

We are thrilled to announce Connexa is a finalist in the 2025 Best Places to Work Awards! While our business is centred on building towers, we believe our strongest achievement is the team we have built together. So being recognised in this way is an absolute honour.

Foreign direct investment is helping deliver world-class mobile telecommunications infrastructure for New Zealanders, and the approach could unlock major gains across the rest of our infrastructure sector, says a new report by Infrastructure New Zealand and Connexa.

Connexa is proud to release a new report in partnership with Infrastructure New Zealand. Titled “Delivering Next Generation Infrastructure”, this report examines how foreign direct investment is helping Connexa deliver world-class mobile tower infrastructure.

Connexa is excited to officially welcome global investment group La Caisse as a co-controlling stakeholder. La Caisse and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan now each hold a 50% equity stake in Connexa.

Connexa is announcing today that global investment group La Caisse will acquire a co-controlling shareholding in Connexa alongside Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan. La Caisse is acquiring a 33% stake in Connexa from Ontario Teachers’, as well as Spark New Zealand’s entire 17% stake.

We’re excited to announce that Connexa has now acquired 100% of the shares of ATC New Zealand Limited – marking our third acquisition in just over two years. This deal expands Connexa’s property interests by over 110 sites across the country.

New Zealand’s largest mobile towers business, Connexa, and American Tower Corporation (NYSE: AMT) today announced that they have reached an agreement under which Connexa will acquire 100% of the shares in ATC New Zealand Limited (“ATC New Zealand”).

New Zealand’s specialist mobile tower infrastructure company, Connexa and mobile operator Two Degrees Mobile have completed the transaction under which Connexa has acquired 2degrees’ passive mobile tower assets for NZ$1,076 million.

Connexa and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan today announced they have reached an agreement with 2degrees Mobile, an entity owned by managed funds of Macquarie Asset Management and Aware Super, to acquire 2degrees’ passive mobile telecommunications tower assets.

Spark TowerCo today announced its new logo and brand name, ‘Connexa’.

Rob Berrill, Connexa CEO, says the brand reflects the power of connectivity, which is at the heart of what the business provides.