Without seeing the underlying costs its hard to really know if this is like early Uber/Lyft where investors are trying subsidizing growth of a service in order to grow marketshare.
Long term - once the local ISPs are out of business, then do prices go up and to either cover costs and/or excess profits start to go to the investors.
Long term - once the local ISPs are out of business, then do prices go up and to either cover costs and/or excess profits start to go to the investors.