The deal will see dark fibre provider Superloop pay AUD$7 million in cash and $3 million in shares to acquire NuSkope, which operates in South Australia and was set up in 2007. Superloop CEO Bevan Slattery said the deal would expand the company's presence in the region by giving it ownership of existing wireless infrastructure, along with a network coverage service qualification tool and a CRM database. "We are very excited to be working with NuSkope and expanding our reach in the strategically important Adelaide market," Slattery added. "This acquisition will drive Superloop's capability to address the increasing appetite for wireless connectivity solutions and compliment the BigAir wireless infrastructure acquired in late 2016.