Cable Bahamas Ltd. wishes to inform the public of an ongoing service disruption affecting our valued customers in southern Eleuthera, particularly areas south of the Glass Window Bridge. Our preliminary assessment indicates that this unfortunate incident may be a result of sabotage. read more
Cable Bahamas Ltd. (CBL) is pleased to announce a strong financial performance for the third quarter (Q3) of fiscal year 2024, highlighting significant growth and strategic progress. This quarter’s results underscore the company’s commitment to delivering value to shareholders, customers, and stakeholders.(more…) read more
Cable Bahamas Group of Companies proudly held its Annual General Meeting on Monday, December 11th, 2023, at the SLS Baha Mar. The meeting was a showcase of the company's significant achievements and strategic initiatives that have fueled its growth and sustainability in the 2023 fiscal year.(more…) read more
“Restorations efforts underway on all impacted islands”NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS (Wednesday, September 13th) — Cable Bahamas executive and COO, John Gomez asserts that the communications giant was pleased to see the rapid restoration of REV services for customers that experienced disruptions in their services over the weekend due to the effects of Hurricane Irma on the islands of Eleuthera and New Providence. Gomez confirmed that ten percent of the nodes were impacted in New Providence and forty seven percent impacted in Eleuthera. The executive continued that, “within twelve hours of the ‘All-Clear’ being issued, all impacted nodes were restored.” read more
“Safety remains a top concern as we assess our network”NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS (Saturday, September 9th) — Cable Bahamas’ technical teams were deployed on Saturday, September 9th, immediately following the National Emergency Management Agency’s all-clear message for the central and southeast Bahamas, according to COO, John Gomez. The executive indicated that the network sustained minimal impact in the areas outside the southeast and northwest Bahamas, where Grand Bahama, Bimini and Andros remain under hurricane warning. “Intermittent commercial power outages affected some of the nodes in our network during the evening of September 8th and into the following morning but we worked closely with BPL to ensure swift service restoration.” read more
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