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Cequel III, LLC is a private investment firm founded in January 2002 by Jerry Kent and Howard Wood and headquartered at 12444 Powerscourt Drive, Suite 450, in St. Louis, Missouri. The firm operates through a Family Office direct investment arm that targets controlling equity positions in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models, non-cyclical demand profiles, and experienced management teams. Cequel III functions as an "investor operator," supplying both capital and hands-on operational leadership through a small team of roughly 11–50 senior executives who simultaneously hold roles at the firm and at portfolio companies.

Cumulatively the team has executed over $40 billion in successful transactions. The portfolio is concentrated in telecommunications, data center, and digital infrastructure assets. The largest active holding is TierPoint, a U.S. enterprise data center operator that grew from a single Dallas facility (co-founded by Jerry Kent as "Cequel" in 2010) to 40 data centers across 20 U.S. markets, financed in part by approximately $2 billion in asset-backed securities and majority-owned by Argo since 2024 after roughly $700 million in cumulative investment since 2020. Other current or representative holdings include The Benton Ridge Telephone Company (Ohio broadband, acquired October 2022), Maryville Centre/Woodsmill Commons (office park), and Springfield Urgent Care. Notable realized exits include Suddenlink Communications (sold to Altice in 2015 for a $9.1 billion enterprise value), AAT Communications (the largest privately owned U.S. cell tower company at the time of its 2006 sale), StayLock Storage (sold in 2021 after growing through 22 acquisitions of 79 facilities), and DDC Solutions (sold to Daikin Applied in August 2025 alongside co-investor Thompson Street Capital Partners).

Revenue is generated through investment management, co-investment fees, and carried interest on exits; the firm does not publicly disclose revenue or AUM figures, and as a Family Office it primarily deploys its own capital alongside selected co-investors such as Argo and Thompson Street Capital Partners. Customer concentration is high, with TierPoint representing the dominant share of operational footprint and shared executive leadership. The firm is currently executing a leadership transition at TierPoint, with Jerry Kent moving from CEO to Executive Chairman and Egon Zehnder retained to conduct the CEO search.

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Cequel III is a St. Louis-based private investment firm and Family Office founded in 2002 that makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies, primarily in telecommunications, data centers, and digital infrastructure, with a cumulative track record exceeding $40 billion in transactions.

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Serves global market

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private equity investment, family office investing, growth equity firm, investor operator, portfolio management
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1Family Office Investment Platforms & Direct Investing (PE/VC/Co-Invest)
CodeFSAAADAHPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • All Other Financial Investment Activities52399
SIC code1 code
  • Investors, Nec6799
Product category
Private Equity Investment Management
Social media profiles2 records
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1Investment Management and Carried Interest
TypeManaged Services
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Cequel III generates returns through equity investments in portfolio companies, realizing gains through successful exits. The firm has a track record of building industry-leading companies and selling them for significant enterprise values, such as Suddenlink sold for $9.1 billion enterprise value.

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Cequel III is a private investment firm that, through its Family Office direct investment arm, makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models, non-cyclical demand profiles, and experienced management teams. The firm partners with management teams to provide capital and operational expertise, then exits investments through strategic sales, such as the $9.1 billion sale of Suddenlink to Altice.

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  • Over $40 billion in successful transactions
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Cequel III operates as a private investment firm rather than a product company. Through its Family Office investment arm, the firm makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models across multiple sectors. The firm's portfolio includes or has included: TierPoint (data center/managed services company), StayLock Storage (self-storage operator), DDC Solutions (data center cooling technology, now sold to Daikin Applied), Benton Ridge Telephone Co. (broadband provider), Maryville Centre/Woodsmill Commons (office park), and Springfield Urgent Care. The company does not offer a unified product platform but rather manages a diverse set of portfolio companies across technology, telecommunications, real estate, and healthcare sectors.

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1Cequel III Family Office
CategoryInvestment Service
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A private investment arm that leverages extensive operating experience and an entrepreneurial culture to partner with management teams of lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models and experienced management teams. Acts as lead equity investor with controlling positions across multiple sectors.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierSupportingTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-30
Description

Egon Zehnder, a global leadership advisory firm, was retained by TierPoint to facilitate the executive search for Jerry Kent's replacement as CEO. The firm was hired to conduct the CEO search process.

Strategic tierExit TransactionTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-08-18
Description

Daikin Applied, a subsidiary of Japan's Daikin Industries, acquired DDC Solutions from Cequel III and Thompson Street Capital Partners. The acquisition supports Daikin's strategy to expand into the fast-growing data center sector.

Strategic tierAcquisition TargetTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-10-05
Description

Cequel III, a technology investment and management firm led by Jerry Kent, was acquiring Benton Ridge Telephone Co., a broadband provider headquartered in Ohio. This represents Cequel III's expansion into broadband services.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Middle-market PE firm with strong historical focus on telecom, media, and technology-enabled services. Comparable in sector heritage and lower-mid-market deal profile.

TypeDirect peer
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Lower-mid-market PE firm with deep telecom and technology focus, often investing as a controlling shareholder alongside management teams. Highly comparable to Cequel III in target profile (lower-mid-market, tech/telecom, controlling stakes) and operating style.

TypeDirect peer
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Lower-mid-market PE firm focused on technology, telecommunications, and media businesses in North America and Europe. Targets controlling investments with operating partnership — closely aligned with Cequel III's mandate and approach.

TypeDirect peer
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Long-established PE firm specializing in technology, healthcare, and business services, historically with strong cable/telecom expertise. Comparable to Cequel III in sector legacy, lower-mid-market focus, and operating partnership model.

TypeDirect peer
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St. Louis-based PE firm investing in lower-mid-market growth companies across technology, healthcare, and services. Direct co-investor with Cequel III on DDC Solutions — explicitly comparable in geography, stage, and operating style.

TypeDirect peer
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Chicago-based PE firm focused exclusively on lower-mid-market growth companies, partnering with management teams as lead investor. Directly comparable target profile and "Leaders Strategy" operating partnership approach.

TypeDirect peer
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Technology-focused PE firm making controlling investments in software, data, and tech-enabled businesses. Comparable in technology-sector concentration, lower-mid-market orientation, and operational value-add.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global alternative asset manager with a dedicated Americas private equity franchise investing in telecom, technology, and infrastructure — including data centers. While much larger, KKR competes for some of the same lower-mid-market assets and infrastructure opportunities.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Family-controlled holding conglomerate making controlling investments across diverse sectors including telecom, energy, and real estate. Comparable as a privately-controlled investment vehicle with operating expertise and long-duration capital, though vastly larger and more diversified.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Alternative asset manager focused on digital infrastructure including data centers, towers, and fiber. Increasingly relevant comparable given Cequel III's TierPoint anchor in data centers and DDC Solutions exit in AI-cooling.

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Compliance4 records

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Investment6 records

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Cequel III

Private Equity Investment Managementcequel3.com

Cequel III is a St. Louis-based private investment firm and Family Office founded in 2002 that makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies, primarily in telecommunications, data centers, and digital infrastructure, with a cumulative track record exceeding $40 billion in transactions.

What Cequel III does

Cequel III, LLC is a private investment firm founded in January 2002 by Jerry Kent and Howard Wood and headquartered at 12444 Powerscourt Drive, Suite 450, in St. Louis, Missouri. The firm operates through a Family Office direct investment arm that targets controlling equity positions in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models, non-cyclical demand profiles, and experienced management teams. Cequel III functions as an "investor operator," supplying both capital and hands-on operational leadership through a small team of roughly 11–50 senior executives who simultaneously hold roles at the firm and at portfolio companies.

Cumulatively the team has executed over $40 billion in successful transactions. The portfolio is concentrated in telecommunications, data center, and digital infrastructure assets. The largest active holding is TierPoint, a U.S. enterprise data center operator that grew from a single Dallas facility (co-founded by Jerry Kent as "Cequel" in 2010) to 40 data centers across 20 U.S. markets, financed in part by approximately $2 billion in asset-backed securities and majority-owned by Argo since 2024 after roughly $700 million in cumulative investment since 2020. Other current or representative holdings include The Benton Ridge Telephone Company (Ohio broadband, acquired October 2022), Maryville Centre/Woodsmill Commons (office park), and Springfield Urgent Care. Notable realized exits include Suddenlink Communications (sold to Altice in 2015 for a $9.1 billion enterprise value), AAT Communications (the largest privately owned U.S. cell tower company at the time of its 2006 sale), StayLock Storage (sold in 2021 after growing through 22 acquisitions of 79 facilities), and DDC Solutions (sold to Daikin Applied in August 2025 alongside co-investor Thompson Street Capital Partners).

Revenue is generated through investment management, co-investment fees, and carried interest on exits; the firm does not publicly disclose revenue or AUM figures, and as a Family Office it primarily deploys its own capital alongside selected co-investors such as Argo and Thompson Street Capital Partners. Customer concentration is high, with TierPoint representing the dominant share of operational footprint and shared executive leadership. The firm is currently executing a leadership transition at TierPoint, with Jerry Kent moving from CEO to Executive Chairman and Egon Zehnder retained to conduct the CEO search.

Cequel III firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Cequel III
Legal name
Cequel III, LLC
Website
https://cequel3.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2002
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Cequel III is a St. Louis-based private investment firm and Family Office founded in 2002 that makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies, primarily in telecommunications, data centers, and digital infrastructure, with a cumulative track record exceeding $40 billion in transactions.
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Cequel III industry classification

Industry
Product category
Private Equity Investment Management
NAICS
All Other Financial Investment Activities (52399)
SIC
Investors, Nec (6799)
akta.pro primary industry
Family Office Investment Platforms & Direct Investing (PE/VC/Co-Invest) (FSAAADAH)

Keywords

  • Private equity investment
  • Family office investing
  • Growth equity firm
  • Investor operator
  • Portfolio management

Where Cequel III is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Saint Louis
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Cequel III business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Investment Management and Carried Interest: Cequel III generates returns through equity investments in portfolio companies, realizing gains through successful exits. The firm has a track record of building industry-leading companies and selling them for significant enterprise values, such as Suddenlink sold for $9.1 billion enterprise value.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Cequel III product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Cequel III is a private investment firm that, through its Family Office direct investment arm, makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models, non-cyclical demand profiles, and experienced management teams. The firm partners with management teams to provide capital and operational expertise, then exits investments through strategic sales, such as the $9.1 billion sale of Suddenlink to Altice.

Product overview

Cequel III operates as a private investment firm rather than a product company. Through its Family Office investment arm, the firm makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models across multiple sectors. The firm's portfolio includes or has included: TierPoint (data center/managed services company), StayLock Storage (self-storage operator), DDC Solutions (data center cooling technology, now sold to Daikin Applied), Benton Ridge Telephone Co. (broadband provider), Maryville Centre/Woodsmill Commons (office park), and Springfield Urgent Care. The company does not offer a unified product platform but rather manages a diverse set of portfolio companies across technology, telecommunications, real estate, and healthcare sectors.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Cequel III Family Office A private investment arm that leverages extensive operating experience and an entrepreneurial culture to partner with management teams of lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models and experienced management teams. Acts as lead equity investor with controlling positions across multiple sectors.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over $40 billion in successful transactions
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Cequel III

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Cequel III technology and API

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Technology focussed No

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Cequel III partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered supporting, exit transaction and acquisition target.

  • Egon ZehndersupportingImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 30 March 2026Egon Zehnder, a global leadership advisory firm, was retained by TierPoint to facilitate the executive search for Jerry Kent's replacement as CEO. The firm was hired to conduct the CEO search process.
  • Daikin Appliedexit transactionOthers · 18 August 2025Daikin Applied, a subsidiary of Japan's Daikin Industries, acquired DDC Solutions from Cequel III and Thompson Street Capital Partners. The acquisition supports Daikin's strategy to expand into the fast-growing data center sector.
  • Benton Ridge Telephone Co.acquisition targetStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 October 2022Cequel III, a technology investment and management firm led by Jerry Kent, was acquiring Benton Ridge Telephone Co., a broadband provider headquartered in Ohio. This represents Cequel III's expansion into broadband services.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Cequel III competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Avista Capital Partners: Middle-market PE firm with strong historical focus on telecom, media, and technology-enabled services. Comparable in sector heritage and lower-mid-market deal profile.
  • Siris Capital Group: Lower-mid-market PE firm with deep telecom and technology focus, often investing as a controlling shareholder alongside management teams. Highly comparable to Cequel III in target profile (lower-mid-market, tech/telecom, controlling stakes) and operating style.
  • Searchlight Capital Partners: Lower-mid-market PE firm focused on technology, telecommunications, and media businesses in North America and Europe. Targets controlling investments with operating partnership — closely aligned with Cequel III's mandate and approach.
  • Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe: Long-established PE firm specializing in technology, healthcare, and business services, historically with strong cable/telecom expertise. Comparable to Cequel III in sector legacy, lower-mid-market focus, and operating partnership model.
  • Thompson Street Capital Partners: St. Louis-based PE firm investing in lower-mid-market growth companies across technology, healthcare, and services. Direct co-investor with Cequel III on DDC Solutions — explicitly comparable in geography, stage, and operating style.
  • GTCR LLC: Chicago-based PE firm focused exclusively on lower-mid-market growth companies, partnering with management teams as lead investor. Directly comparable target profile and "Leaders Strategy" operating partnership approach.
  • Clearlake Capital Group: Technology-focused PE firm making controlling investments in software, data, and tech-enabled businesses. Comparable in technology-sector concentration, lower-mid-market orientation, and operational value-add.

Broad incumbents

  • KKR & Co. Global alternative asset manager with a dedicated Americas private equity franchise investing in telecom, technology, and infrastructure — including data centers. While much larger, KKR competes for some of the same lower-mid-market assets and infrastructure opportunities.
  • Berkshire Hathaway: Family-controlled holding conglomerate making controlling investments across diverse sectors including telecom, energy, and real estate. Comparable as a privately-controlled investment vehicle with operating expertise and long-duration capital, though vastly larger and more diversified.

Emerging players

  • DigitalBridge Group: Alternative asset manager focused on digital infrastructure including data centers, towers, and fiber. Increasingly relevant comparable given Cequel III's TierPoint anchor in data centers and DDC Solutions exit in AI-cooling.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Cequel III social profiles

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Cequel III compliance and trust

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Compliance4 records

Cequel III financial estimates

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Cequel III leadership team

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Profiles10 records

Cequel III subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

Cequel III funding detail

Funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Cequel III M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A2 records

Investments6 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Cequel III

What does Cequel III do?

Cequel III is a private investment firm that, through its Family Office direct investment arm, makes controlling equity investments in lower-mid-market, growth-oriented companies with recurring revenue models, non-cyclical demand profiles, and experienced management teams. The firm partners with management teams to provide capital and operational expertise, then exits investments through strategic sales, such as the $9.1 billion sale of Suddenlink to Altice.

Is Cequel III a public or private company?

Cequel III is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Cequel III founded?

Cequel III was founded in 2002. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Cequel III based?

Cequel III is headquartered in Saint Louis, United States, in the North America region.

How does Cequel III make money?

One revenue line is on record: investment Management and Carried Interest.

Who are Cequel III's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Avista Capital Partners, Siris Capital Group, Searchlight Capital Partners, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, Thompson Street Capital Partners, GTCR LLC and Clearlake Capital Group. Broad incumbents are KKR & Co. and Berkshire Hathaway. DigitalBridge Group is listed as an emerging player.

Does Cequel III have an API?

No public API is recorded for Cequel III.

What industry is Cequel III in?

Cequel III's product category is Private Equity Investment Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAAADAH, Family Office Investment Platforms & Direct Investing (PE/VC/Co-Invest). Its NAICS code is 52399 and its SIC code is 6799.

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American City Business JournalsSupporting the corporate legal community with AILegal leaders from MNG (parent company of CBD Kratom), TierPoint/Cequel III, Copeland, and Spire participated in a roundtable discussion at a Husch Blackwell-hosted event, sharing how they are adopting AI in corporate legal departments. The discussion revealed that while AI is being used for specific applications such as contract repositories, document abstraction, and discovery assistance, these organizations maintain strict guardrails around risk, confidentiality, and data security. The participants emphasized that AI serves as an efficiency tool that augments rather than replaces human judgment, strategic thinking, and client relationships in legal work.EIN PresswireGlobelink Fiber Secures Strategic Investment From Cequel III Family OfficeCequel III made an early-round strategic investment in Globelink Fiber to support its Texas fiber network. The initial 1,600 route-mile phase will connect AI data centers in West Texas to major metro areas, with additional routes planned. Financial terms were not disclosed.GlobeNewswireCequel III-Led Investor Group Sells Controlling Interest inCequel III and Thompson Street Capital Partners sold their controlling interest in privately held DDC Solutions to Daikin Applied. Financial terms were not disclosed. The deal aims to support DDC's growth in data center cooling for AI workloads.American City Business JournalsInvestors Cequel III, Thompson Street Capital Partners sell DDC SolutionsTwo St. Louis-area investors sold their controlling interest in data center equipment and technology business DDC Solutions, cashing out about two years after their initial investment. The sale was made by Investors Cequel III and Thompson Street Capital Partners.Lincoln International LLCCequel III and Thompson Street Capital Partners have sold DDC Solutions to Daikin AppliedCequel III and Thompson Street Capital Partners have sold DDC Solutions to Daikin Applied, a subsidiary of Daikin Industries. DDC Solutions is a global leader in hybrid data center cooling solutions for high-density GPU clusters supporting AI and compute-intensive applications. The acquisition supports Daikin's strategy to expand into the fast-growing data center sector, while DDC Solutions will continue operating as an independent subsidiary from its San Diego headquarters.GlobeNewswireCequel III-Led Investor Group Acquires Controlling Interest in DDC Cabinet TechnologyCequel III and Thompson Street Capital Partners acquired a controlling interest in DDC Cabinet Technology, with co-founders Chris Orlando and Mark Ortenzi remaining as minority investors. Financial details were not disclosed. Keith Markley will become CEO on February 5.GlobeNewswireLocal Investors Announce Major St. Louis-Area Real Estate AcquisitionLocal investors led by Jerry Kent and Cequel III Family Office acquired 10 office buildings in West St. Louis County, totaling nearly 1 million square feet of rentable space. The seller and purchase price were not disclosed. Cozad Commercial Real Estate will lease and manage the properties.GlobeNewswireATIS Announces Acquisition of Arundel Elevator InspectionsATIS Ascenda Partners acquired Arundel Elevator Inspections, a St. Louis-based firm, with financial terms undisclosed. The deal strengthens ATIS' Mid-Atlantic presence and is led by Cequel III. ATIS CEO Chip Smith called it a step toward global leadership.American City Business JournalsJerry Kent's investment firm, Cequel III, to acquire Benton Ridge Telephone Co. in OhioCequel III, a St. Louis-based technology investment firm led by Jerry Kent, is acquiring Benton Ridge Telephone Co., an Ohio-headquartered broadband provider. The article indicates Cequel III is expanding its portfolio through this acquisition. Financial terms and strategic details are not disclosed due to subscription restrictions.