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What kind of renewal pricing are you seeing and overall pricing for new business? And then back to the tower business, if you can give us a sense of what kind of pipeline of applications
could that also kind of lead to some strategic changes and also kind of, call it, CapEx changes and priorities
What is driving the $5 million in incremental non-rate revenue there? And then a second question on the U.S. data center business
in terms of your Canadian business, can we get a little bit of color of how things are going there
I wanted to ask about the services business, the 30% growth and the margin contribution
when should we expect, I guess, to see maybe the outcome of looking at those growth opportunities?
how meaningful could that be this year and going into next year?
how will that contribute to, I guess, new leasing revenue? Do you expect to see some of that this year, or is it more for future years?
what's the willingness for Crown to do more MLAs?
do you expect ex the $5 million that the second half of the year is gonna be the same as the first half of year in new core leasing
as two of your, I guess, biggest customers and national carriers get to 80%, 90% 5G coverage, do you expect any sort of, I guess, fall off next year
Should we see more of this going forward as you continue to improve operations? Or will it be a little bit more episodic?
Was this from a particular carrier or is it across the board?
I just wanted to ask about the recurring CapEx and capitalized leasing costs that kind of had a big move up
how big can that be relative to '26, given that you've been kind of planning this for a while
should we expect the CapEx development range to stay in this $3 billion to $3.5 billion going forward?
If prices and tariffs kinda come through your supply chain, when should we expect to see that in your development costs?
the cash renewal outlook, it was 4% to 6% for this year. That's where you start off last year, but you ended up at 9%
I just wanted to follow up on the churn, 1.7% super low, but I think you mentioned some of it's delayed
how should we think about the difference between maybe builds, upgrading to, I guess, 5G densification and spectrum over the next few years?
Do you expect to see domestic colocation revenue growth through this year? And can you give us a sense of what the carriers are looking for?
It seems like there is a lot of colocation activity, but the revenue hasn't quite come through yet. Can you talk a little bit more about the timing
Was the increase more in near-term activity, or is it just feeling more confident about the level through the year?
by the end of the year, do you see that being more even or actually even more colo?