PomeGran is uniquely positioned to advance sovereign digital infrastructure, fibre broadband networks and connectivity across underserved and Indigenous communities.

TORONTO, Nov. 13, 2026 /CNW/ — PomeGran Inc. (PomeGran) today announced that it has been ranked #1 in fibre-centric digital infrastructure among Ontario companies, recognized in The Globe and Mail’s 2026 ranking of Ontario’s Top Growing Companies. PomeGran ranked #44 overall among 173 Ontario companies, reflecting three-year revenue growth of 348% from 2022 to 2025.

The recognition builds on PomeGran’s continued leadership in telecommunications and digital infrastructure. In 2026, the company ranked #82 among 375 companies nationwide in The Globe and Mail’s Canada’s Top Growing Companies ranking, marking the second consecutive year of recognition as Canada’s #1 in Telecom Services.

PomeGran’s growth reflects its continued investment in Canadian sovereign digital infrastructure, fibre broadband networks and connectivity for Indigenous and underserved communities. Headquartered in Toronto, with a significant presence in Ottawa, and nine locations across Ontario, the company continues to expand its fibre infrastructure and operations, particularly in Northern Ontario.

“Being recognized as Ontario’s #1-ranked company in fibre-centric digital infrastructure reflects the strength of our long-term vision and the investments we are making in Canada’s digital future. We are building sovereign digital infrastructure, expanding our fibre networks and bringing essential connectivity and digital services to communities that have historically been underserved. This recognition reinforces our commitment to building the infrastructure that will support Canada’s digital economy for generations to come,” said Dr. Kalai S. Kalaichelvan, Chairman & CEO of PomeGran.

Sustaining Growth While Expanding Connectivity Across Ontario

The Northern Ontario Gigabit Fibre Project is a central part of PomeGran’s continued investment in rural and underserved communities. Together with its expanding network operations, the project supports the delivery of reliable high-speed connectivity to homes, businesses and Indigenous communities.

NIVO, PomeGran’s customer-facing Internet and connectivity brand, is driving the next stage of growth by serving residential and enterprise customers, as the company’s fibre footprint expands. NIVO for Business extends this offering to business customers, connecting infrastructure investment with services that support local economic activity.

“Our growth is being driven by demand for reliable, high-speed connectivity and the opportunity to serve more households and businesses. Through NIVO and our continued expansion in Northern Ontario, we are turning investment in fibre infrastructure into meaningful services for customers, and new opportunities for the communities we serve,” said John Bednarek, Chief Revenue Officer of PomeGran.

The full list of Ontario’s Top Growing Companies and accompanying editorial coverage is available online here. 

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About NIVO

NIVO is the Internet Service Provider brand launched by PomeGran Inc. to deliver fast, reliable fibre connectivity to rural and underserved regions of Canada. Built on a foundation of trust, transparency, and community focus, NIVO is designed to meet the needs of families, small businesses, seasonal residents, and Indigenous communities. Please visit www.nivo.ca.

About PomeGran Inc.

PomeGran Inc. is Canada’s fastest-growing fibre-centric rural broadband digital infrastructure provider. Dedicated to enhancing broadband and neocloud services, PomeGran has emerged as a leader on a mission to empower underserved markets in Quebec and Ontario. PomeGran is investing in rural Quebec and Northern Ontario as part of their strategic plan. Boasting ownership of broadband networks, underground and aerial fibre assets, and neocloud assets, PomeGran is committed to enabling broadband sovereignty and bridging the digital divide that exists between urban, rural, and Indigenous communities. Founded on the fundamental principle of ensuring equitable access to high-speed Internet, PomeGran believes that everyone deserves the opportunity to participate in today’s digital-first economy. Please visit www.pomegran.com.

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