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Infinium Group Secures Investment to Boost Digital Infrastructure for UK Holiday Parks

River Capital has confirmed a multi-million-pound investment into Infinium Group, a UK-based provider of digital infrastructure services for the holiday park and leisure sector. The investment, announced in February 2026, is aimed at supporting the expansion of Infinium’s EDGE platform and enabling nationwide growth.

The funding package combines equity from River Capital’s North West Equity Fund with mezzanine debt from the recently launched River Capital Mezzanine Fund. Infinium, founded in 2002 by CEO Peter Miles and CTO Dan Massey, specializes in designing, installing, and managing complex WiFi networks for holiday home and lodge parks across the UK.

As part of the transaction, Andrew Peters, former CEO of Telefonica UK, has joined Infinium’s board as chair. Additionally, Mark Evans, group finance director at leisure operators Bourne Leisure and Warner Hotels, has joined to strengthen the company’s finance function, according to BusinessCloud.

Mark Borzomato, CEO of River Capital, said: “Infinium is exactly the type of established, sector-specialist business we seek to support. Under the direction of Peter and Dan, the company has built a solid reputation over more than two decades, demonstrating deep technical expertise and strong customer relationships in a niche market – customer feedback as part of our commercial due diligence was exceptional. The EDGE solution addresses a clear market opportunity and positions Infinium to capture growth across a broader segment of holiday park operators.”

Advisors on the transaction included Paul Billingham and Greg Rawsthorne of Knight Corporate Finance for management, with legal support provided by Mike Murphy (Weightmans) for River Capital Private Equity, and Densie Walker and Joanna Sproson (Glenville Walker) for River Capital Mezzanine. 

Financial and tax due diligence was led by Rowan Porter and Michael Spencer (MHA), with management due diligence by Paul Quinn (Quinn Partnership) and legal advice from Richard Robinson of Napthens for management.

For professionals in the outdoor hospitality sector, the investment signals a growing focus on digital infrastructure in holiday parks. Reliable, high-capacity WiFi is increasingly becoming a core expectation for guests, making technology partners like Infinium integral to operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. 

For park operators considering technology upgrades, the transaction highlights the potential value of partnering with specialist providers that can scale solutions across multiple sites.

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