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Trades about 140% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
NetLink NBN Trust designs, constructs, owns, and manages the foundational passive fibre optic network throughout mainland Singapore and its associated islands. This critical infrastructure connects residential homes, commercial businesses, and specialized non-building address points (NBAP). Its physical architecture encompasses underground conduits, access manholes, fibre optic cables, and central switching facilities. By March 31, 2022, the trust had established approximately 1,464,217 residential, 50,278 non-residential, and 2,404 NBAP end-user connections. Incorporated in Singapore in 2017, NetLink NBN Trust remains headquartered in the city-state.
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