[anti-abuse-wg] On "very" fast IPv6-growing entities

This specific case is not involved with observed abuse, but it elicited my curiosity.
It is not the first time that I see such things, and I'd like to see what other
people think.

A GB entity with a ukrainian director, incorporated on 23 March 2024, gets an ASN
(AS215158) assigned by RIPE NCC on 05 April 2024, and now, just a week later, they
are announcing no less than ten /29 IPv6 networks regularly assigned to them:

2a11:e8c0::/29
2a11:ea80::/29
2a11:ff40::/29
2a12:1040::/29
2a12:2e80::/29
2a12:3c00::/29
2a12:8580::/29
2a12:8a00::/29
2a12:9300::/29
2a12:d080::/29

That is quite a bit of space, indicating the entrance in the field of a large
communication company making a large investment on infrastructure in preparation
for a sizable number of users. So you look for their website, but in vain.  They do not
even expose their domain in the RIPE database, just a mailbox on a freemail.

So my curiosities are:
- what will this huge IPv6 space be used for?
- what is the business area of this company?
- can any individual easily grab ten /29's just for the fun of it, since there are
  plenty of them (2^29) before we need to think about 512-bit IPv8? 
- shouldn't the intended usage be made publicly visible somehow, so that the community
  can see how and why the space is used, and statistics can be made? (if it is already,
  I apologize and will appreciate pointers).

Natale M Bianchi
Spamhaus Project