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A Rare Opportunity to Acquire a BEAD-Funded Rural Fiber Platform
RTA America, Inc. is offering an acquisition opportunity in the Company, a fiber and fixed-wireless broadband platform serving the Bolivar Peninsula and Chambers County, Texas, backed by an $18.5 million government BEAD grant award.
Executive Overview
The transaction, in brief
RTA America, Inc. ("RTA") is a fiber and fixed-wireless broadband provider serving the Bolivar Peninsula and Chambers County, Texas. RTA already holds a dominant, established position on the Peninsula — roughly 50% market penetration today — and has now been awarded an $18.5 million BEAD grant from the Texas Comptroller's office to fund a fiber buildout across the surrounding unserved and underserved area.
RTA built this network and customer base over more than a decade of rural Texas operations, and has spent the past year simplifying its corporate structure — divesting several non-core business units — to focus capital and management attention on this buildout. RTA is now offering an acquisition opportunity in the Company to bring in a partner to help fund and scale the next phase.
- $18.5M BEAD grant covers ~87% of the $21.1M total project cost
- 9,100 total locations in the awarded project area; 3,333 currently unserved
- Existing ~50% market penetration on the Bolivar Peninsula today
- Management-projected revenue growth from ~$2.9M (2026) to ~$6.3M (2030)
- Target
- RTA America, Inc.
- Sponsor
- RTA America, Inc.
- Service area
- Bolivar Peninsula & Chambers County, TX
- Transaction
- TBD
- Purchase price
- TBD
- Offering type
- TBD
- Minimum investment
- TBD
- Target closing
- TBD
The Opportunity
Why this platform, why now
Four drivers underpin the investment case — government-funded capital, an existing customer base, a defined buildout plan, and a clear margin ramp.
Government-Funded De-Risking
The $18.5M BEAD grant covers ~87% of the $21.1M build cost, dramatically reducing the capital at risk relative to a self-funded rural fiber build.
Established, Not Greenfield
RTA already serves ~50% of the Bolivar Peninsula with an operating network and paying subscribers — the buildout extends a proven base, it doesn't start from zero.
Defined, Funded Buildout Plan
9,100 locations across four identified markets, with construction phased over 24 months and full engineering/permitting already underway.
Clear Path to Margin
Management projects EBITDA margin expanding from ~23% (2026) to ~44% (2030) as the fiber network matures and wireless-to-fiber conversion continues.
The Buildout
Four markets, one connected network
The Cove / Taylor Landing / Grand Oaks
Hamshire–Fannett
Bolivar Peninsula (BEAD)
Chambers County (BEAD)
The Companies
Sponsor & target
RTA America, Inc.
RTA's fiber and fixed-wireless broadband platform on the Bolivar Peninsula and in Chambers County, Texas. Already the dominant provider on the Peninsula, RTA is now backed by an $18.5M BEAD grant to extend fiber to 9,100 locations across four project areas.
RTA America, Inc.
A rural broadband telecommunications provider headquartered in Houston, Texas, operating as Rural Telecommunications of America under the "gigFAST INTERNET®" brand. Incorporated in Texas in 2018, RTA has spent 2025 simplifying its structure to focus capital and management attention on its fiber buildout.
Financial Overview
Management case: revenue growth through 2030
- EBITDA margin, 2025A
- ~18%
- EBITDA margin, 2030E
- ~44%
- BEAD grant funding
- $18.5M (~87% of build cost)
- Buildout timeline
- 24 months from contract execution
Forward-looking statement: figures for 2026E–2030E are Company management projections drawn from the Company's investor presentation, not historical results. Actual results may differ materially. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Value Creation & Distributions
Fiber migration & distribution economics
RTA's core value-creation thesis is migrating its subscriber base from majority fixed-wireless service — which carries a lower valuation multiple — to fiber, which commands a materially higher multiple as the buildout progresses. The transaction also includes over $2.3M in contingent distributions to RTA tied to its post-buildout performance.
SUBSCRIBER
POST-BUILDOUT
(2030E)
TO RTA
Distributions from the prior sale of three RTA divisions: $760,000 (Oct 2026); a $100,000–$500,000 bonus earn-out (Dec 2026); and $1.5M–$11M tied to subscriber growth (Dec 2027 earn-out) — zero-risk to RTA.
Diligence Materials
Data room
Diligence materials for this transaction, organized below.
Financial Statements
Audited and reviewed consolidated financial statements for RTA America, Inc. and subsidiaries.
Investor Presentations
Investor-facing decks covering the transaction, the company, and the BEAD-funded buildout.
BEAD Grant & Network Buildout
The Texas BEAD subgrant agreement, budget justification, financial model, and any other BEAD/regulatory materials (FCC filings, other grant documentation).
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