Angola
Angola Cables is a multinational company founded in 2009 with the slogan "Boosting internet traffic exchange through the South Hemisphere. SACS, MONET, and WACS subsea cables." The company operates in the global ICT marketplace, offering tailored connectivity solutions for the wholesale and corporate segments. Angola Cables has built a robust subsea cable infrastructure and a highly interconnected IP network, providing customers with greater access to the world’s largest IXP's, Tier 1 operators, and global content providers. Through their SACS, Monet, and WACS submarine cable systems, Angola Cables directly connects the Americas, Africa, and Europe and has established partnerships to reach Asia.
The company holds an extensive portfolio, managing the Tier III Data Center AngoNAP Fortaleza in Brazil and the Data Center AngoNAP Luanda in Angola. In addition, Angola Cables operates the PIX facility in Brazil and Angonix – one of the largest Internet Exchange Points (IXP’s) in Africa. Their offerings span a range of digital services across multiple industries, including customized Cloud solutions and digital gaming resources.
Angola Cables operates in the Information Technology and Internet industries and is headquartered in Angola.
Currently, there is no public information available regarding the last investment or investors for Angola Cables.
