Tucows Names New Ting CEO, Makes Progress on Sale
The company's broadband subscriber growth has been missing internal estimates.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 2025 – Ting Internet lost 200 broadband subscribers in the third quarter, for a total of 51,900.
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The fiber provider, owned by Canadian firm Tucows, has been selling parts of its footprint, which management said contributed to the reduction.
“We have continued to divest of non-strategic assets, which this quarter includes the southern part of our Cedar footprint in Colorado. A reminder that these are markets where we no longer have the capital to build, and network construction inventory we no longer intend to use,” Elliot Noss, former Ting and Tucows CEO, on the company’s earnings call Thursday.
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