TE Pacific Group, with its Papua New Guinea operation TE PNG, has entered into a strategic partnership with Lightspeed Fiji to strengthen and expand information and communications technology (ICT) services across Fiji.

Dovi Kanaimawi, Lightspeed PNG Country Manager and Robbie Huxley, Managing Director of TE PNG. Credit: BAI

The partnership will combine TE PNG’s proven track record in delivering large-scale ICT and critical communications projects across the Pacific with Lightspeed Fiji’s strong local market presence and service delivery expertise. Together, the companies will ensure that businesses, government agencies, and communities benefit from reliable, secure, and high-performance ICT solutions.

“This partnership reflects our shared commitment to building a stronger, more connected Pacific,” said Robbie Huxley, Managing Director of TE PNG and CEO of TE Pacific Group. “With Lightspeed Fiji’s local expertise and our regional capabilities, we can deliver enhanced ICT services and critical communications that support economic growth, digital innovation, and improved connectivity for the people of Fiji.”

Lightspeed Fiji Country Manager, Dovi Kanaimawi, added, “Working with TE PNG allows us to access world-class regional infrastructure while keeping a strong local presence. This means faster, more secure services, greater coverage, and the capacity to meet Fiji’s growing ICT needs.”

Key focus areas of the partnership include:

• Enhanced Connectivity – Leveraging Lightspeed Fiji’s Starlink Authorised Reseller status to connect sites across Fiji.
• Improved ICT Infrastructure – Upgrading systems and services to meet international standards and increasing demand.
• Business and Government Solutions – Providing enterprise-grade ICT services that support digital transformation.
• Community Access – Expanding reach to underserved and remote communities in Fiji.

By combining international capacity with local expertise, TE PNG and Lightspeed Fiji aim to accelerate Fiji’s digital development and position the country as a regional ICT hub.

Richard Broadbridge, Managing Director of Lightspeed’s Papua New Guinea and Fiji operations, said, “TE PNG and Lightspeed have enjoyed a close working relationship in Papua New Guinea for more than a decade. This Fiji partnership is a natural extension of our shared vision to deliver better services to customers across the Pacific.”

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