Who Owns RunFibre?
RunFibre is controlled by Bentry Infrastructure Group. Here is what the latest Companies House record says about the current owner, the shareholding threshold and the difference between ownership and management.
Current controlling company listed by Companies House.
RunFibre is currently controlled by Bentry Infrastructure Group Ltd. Companies House lists Bentry as RunFibre’s only active person with significant control from 31 July 2026, with ownership of 75% or more of RunFibre’s shares.
What proves who owns RunFibre?
The strongest public evidence is RunFibre Ltd’s person-with-significant-control record at Companies House. That register identifies the person or company with significant ownership or control over a UK business.
Company number 12773262.
Company number 17170168.
The date Bentry was notified as RunFibre’s active person with significant control.
The PSC filing records a threshold rather than an exact percentage. It confirms that Bentry owns at least 75% of RunFibre’s shares, but that filing alone does not establish whether the true figure is exactly 75%, 100% or somewhere in between.
What is Bentry Infrastructure Group?
Bentry Infrastructure Group is a UK private limited company incorporated on 20 April 2026. Companies House classifies its activities under wired telecommunications and other telecommunications.
A telecommunications infrastructure group
Bentry describes itself as a vertically integrated infrastructure platform that designs, builds, owns and operates networks. Its model therefore reaches beyond retail broadband into infrastructure delivery and network ownership.
For the transaction itself, see our separate report on RunFibre and Fibre Nova being acquired by Bentry Infrastructure Group.
Who owns RunFibre and who runs it?
Those are different questions. Bentry Infrastructure Group is the controlling shareholder shown on the PSC register. RunFibre’s directors are the people formally appointed to manage the company.
Listed as RunFibre’s active person with significant control, with ownership of 75% or more of the shares.
Companies House lists Jaswinder Singh Gill as RunFibre’s active director, appointed on 5 August 2026.
What does Bentry’s ownership mean?
The ownership filing identifies who controls RunFibre. It does not automatically tell us how the business will be operated, how much will be invested, or whether customers will see immediate changes.
- Bentry Infrastructure Group is the active controlling company.
- Bentry owns at least 75% of RunFibre’s shares.
- The control date is 31 July 2026.
- The exact percentage above the 75% threshold.
- Whether the RunFibre brand will change.
- Whether existing customers will see immediate service changes.
Bentry’s wider infrastructure strategy gives useful context, but no detailed RunFibre-specific roadmap has been published.
Does Fibre Nova still control RunFibre?
No. Companies House no longer lists Fibre Nova as RunFibre’s active person with significant control. Its control is recorded as ending on 31 July 2026, the same date Bentry Infrastructure Group became the active controlling company.
For earlier ownership changes and the company’s wider background, see the separate RunFibre history guide.
Read the separate acquisition article for the deal itself and the wider group structure.
So, who owns RunFibre?
Bentry Infrastructure Group Ltd controls RunFibre. Companies House lists Bentry as the company’s only active person with significant control from 31 July 2026 and records ownership of 75% or more of RunFibre’s shares. The public filing does not state the exact percentage above that threshold.
RunFibre ownership FAQs
Who owns RunFibre?
RunFibre is controlled by Bentry Infrastructure Group Ltd. Companies House lists Bentry as RunFibre’s active person with significant control from 31 July 2026, with ownership of 75% or more of the shares.
Does Bentry Infrastructure Group own 100% of RunFibre?
The public Companies House record does not give an exact percentage above 75%. It records Bentry Infrastructure Group as owning 75% or more of RunFibre’s shares, so it would be inaccurate to claim 100% from that filing alone.
Who runs RunFibre?
Companies House lists Jaswinder Singh Gill as RunFibre’s active director, appointed on 5 August 2026. That is separate from ownership: Bentry Infrastructure Group is the controlling shareholder shown on the PSC register.
Sources checked
Companies House is the primary source for the ownership answer. Company and industry sources are used only for context around Bentry and the recent acquisition.
- Companies House — RunFibre persons with significant control — lists Bentry Infrastructure Group Ltd as the only active PSC from 31 July 2026, with ownership of 75% or more of the shares.
- Companies House — RunFibre officers — lists Jaswinder Singh Gill as the active director, appointed 5 August 2026.
- Companies House — Bentry Infrastructure Group — confirms company number 17170168, incorporation on 20 April 2026 and telecommunications SIC codes.
- Bentry Infrastructure Group — describes its model as a vertically integrated UK infrastructure platform.
- ISPreview, 26 September 2026 — reports the recent ownership change and wider group context.