
Anterix shares gained 169.6% in Q2, Gabelli says
Gabelli attributed the rally to US regulatory approvals involving 900 MHz broadband spectrum and Lynk Global’s satellite network.
Event
Gabelli Investment Management Firm’s Global Content & Connectivity Fund highlighted T-Mobile US as a 4.5% holding in its second-quarter 2026 investor letter, citing growth in wireless, broadband and emerging businesses.
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Gabelli attributed the rally to US regulatory approvals involving 900 MHz broadband spectrum and Lynk Global’s satellite network.
Background
Anterix is a wireless communications company focused on private broadband spectrum and utility communications applications. Gabelli’s Global Content & Connectivity Fund said Anterix was its leading positive contributor in Q2 2026, while the fund returned 12.88%, ahead of the MSCI AC World Communication Services Index’s 6.02%. Gabelli attributed Anterix’s gain to FCC regulatory approvals affecting the 900 MHz band and an experimental licence involving Lynk Global’s satellite network. The reported figures and explanations come from a secondary report of Gabelli’s investor letter and have not been independently verified.
Anterix is a wireless communications company focused on private broadband spectrum and utility communications applications. Gabelli’s Global Content & Connectivity Fund said Anterix was its leading positive contributor in Q2 2026, while the fund returned 12.88%, ahead of the MSCI
Fact cards
Key entities: Gabelli Investment Management Firm, Global Content & Connectivity Fund, T-Mobile US Inc., Anterix Inc., Federal Communications Commission, Lynk Global.
What drove Anterix’s reported gain? Gabelli attributed it to the FCC’s 900 MHz broadband allocation decision and the experimental Lynk Global licence. What is Anterix’s business? It focuses on private broadband spectrum and utility communications applications. How large was Anter
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February 2026: The FCC approved expanding broadband allocation in the 900 MHz band from 6 MHz to 10 MHz, according to Gabelli. May 2026: The FCC approved an experimental licence involving Lynk Global’s satellite direct-to-device network and Anterix’s licensed 900 MHz spectrum. 20
Timeline
The FCC approved expanding broadband allocation in the 900 MHz band from 6 MHz to 10 MHz, according to Gabelli.
The FCC approved an experimental licence involving Lynk Global’s satellite direct-to-device network and Anterix’s licensed 900 MHz spectrum.
Gabelli said Anterix represented 8.8% of the fund’s net assets.
Anterix gained 169.6% and was the fund’s leading positive contributor, according to Gabelli.
Anterix closed at approximately US$87.10, with a reported market capitalisation of about US$1.69 billion.
FAQ
Gabelli attributed it to the FCC’s 900 MHz broadband allocation decision and the experimental Lynk Global licence.
It focuses on private broadband spectrum and utility communications applications.
It represented 8.8% of net assets at 30 June 2026.
No. The source describes it as experimental and does not confirm future revenue.
It reported T-Mobile as a 4.5% fund holding.
It cited expected growth in wireless, broadband, advertising, financial services and emerging technology.
The account cited market-share gains, broadband expansion and use of the 5G Advanced network.
Class I shares gained 12.88%, versus 6.02% for its communication-services benchmark.