On the heels of sustained and rapid growth, Symphony Towers Infrastructure has become one of the largest private wireless infrastructure businesses in the U.S. With strong financial backing, the company stands ready to continue this growth, acquiring towers, rooftop assets, and ground leases, and delivering value across the wireless ecosystem. Symphony is here to be a partner to wireless carriers and tower companies, as well as to owners of real estate with wireless infrastructure, such as individual cell sites and towers.
First and foremost, the core of our business remains focused on the acquisition of wireless easements. It is the historical impetus behind Symphony’s creation, and we remain committed to this line of value creation. But we’ve begun a new chapter through our integration with CTI Towers in January 2025, granting us greater scale. Separately, we were two successful, mid-sized companies operating independently. Together, we offer increased value as a partner across the wireless infrastructure ecosystem.
Stronger for Better Service
The integration broadens our market presence and makes Symphony Towers more meaningful for clients, including carriers AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Dish, and other regional networks operating nationwide. The combined company establishes Symphony as a massive telecommunications platform, now the fifth-largest privately held infrastructure company in the US. We hold approximately 3,000 assets, offering our capabilities to clients as they look to strengthen and maximize the value of their own telecommunications infrastructure. Managing both easements and hard tower assets is now a core component of Symphony’s business.
Our goal is to take the existing towers that we possess, attract new tenants for collocation opportunities, and ultimately increase leases. With US carriers active in expanding their 5G mobile networks, there is a great opportunity for the tower industry and MNOs to work with us to enhance their own communications infrastructure. We believe that as interest rates come down, telecom operators across the U.S. will pick up the pace in terms of reinvesting in their network capacity and expanding coverage in both urban and rural areas. Network deployments should flourish once federal regulatory authorities revive spectrum auctions and carriers acquire rights to new bandwidth and design and test updated hardware over the next several years. Greater colocation efforts will enable carriers to lower their tower rent costs as they work to enhance their network reach.
Continued Focus on Easements
Still, Symphony Towers remains focused on its core business of acquiring easements. We’ll continue to provide value to real estate investors and owners through these transactions. We’re still the go-to party to connect with if you seek capital up front from your lease agreement for any financial needs. One of our core competencies is crafting compelling telco lease buyout offers that generate immediate value for landlords.
Through our easement buyouts we also remain committed to providing value to MNOs looking to update equipment and tower placements to enhance their telecom networks. We’re closely attuned to their needs and track the emerging technological developments and market trends impacting their business and development plans. Our team is still fully capable of streamlining the lease management, modification, and renewal process for them on a go-forward basis as needed.
Diversity of Assets
Symphony Towers has a healthy portfolio of both easements and hard towers to serve telecommunications clients. We are actively searching for creative and strategic opportunities to grow this combined business. We see 2025 as a pure growth year for us, organically and through tower portfolio acquisitions. We expect telecom infrastructure deployment to ramp up throughout this year. Symphony Towers – offering access to both hard tower assets and tower easements – is positioned well to seize opportunities that can boost both aspects of the company’s portfolio. We remain well capitalized with Palistar’s support. We’ve acquired first-rate assets, will continue to do so, and are led by an experienced, well-connected management team. We have plenty of opportunities to grow this business. When you look at the number of sites deployed in the U.S., you’re talking about a few hundred thousand assets still available. Given our increased size, we are well-primed to be a meaningful telecommunications assets solution provider for our clients.
