By Paul SandleLONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Hyperoptic, a British fibre broadband company majority owned by KKR, said on Friday its network had reached 2 million ‌homes and businesses as it shifts its focus from expanding coverage to signing ‌up more customers. Chief Executive Dana Tobak, who co-founded the company in 2011, said subscribers grew 18% in 2025 ​to more than 440,000, helping drive a 22% rise in annual revenue to £139 million ($185 million). Continued growth in the first half of 2026 had put core earnings on track to exceed £110 million this year, up from £69 million in 2025. "When we do a new ⁠build, we do the complete installation, including the customer equipment and fibre termination," Tobak said. Britain's biggest broadband provider BT said on Thursday it had achieved 40% take-up across its Openreach nationwide fibre network.