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NI Broadband does not appear to sell broadband any more. NI Broadband's website address stopped working by November 2026, though Companies House still lists its company as active. We keep this page so anyone looking for NI Broadband can see what happened.
About NI Broadband
The company behind NI Broadband is registered at Skeoge Industrial Estate in Londonderry and was set up in June 2006. Companies House classes it as a wireless telecoms business, and our records list it as a Northern Ireland provider using fixed wireless and full fibre. Its website address no longer works, so we cannot confirm it is still selling broadband to homes or businesses.
Checked 2 November 2026 against nibroadband.co.ukNI Broadband at a glance
- Type
- Altnet, for homes and businesses
- Status
- Dormant
- Technology
- Fixed wireless, full fibre
- Where it sells
- Northern Ireland
- Headquarters
- Londonderry
- Last known owner
- Independent
- Company
- BROADBAND N.I. LTD, NI059582, active, incorporated 5 June 2006
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NI Broadband questions
What happened to NI Broadband?
NI Broadband's website address stopped working by November 2026, though Companies House still lists its company as active.
Is NI Broadband still trading?
Not as far as we can tell. We found no sign this month that it still sells broadband, so we keep it in our dormant records and check again each month.
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