• Inseego outlined a strategy centered on scaling enterprise fixed wireless access and mobile broadband, with increased emphasis on software-led recurring revenue through its cloud management and subscriber lifecycle platforms.
• Company snapshot cited about USD 190 million in annual revenue, 275 employees, more than 30 million units shipped, with distribution across all major U.S. wireless carriers.
• Presentation highlighted an agreed deal to acquire Nokia’s global fixed wireless access business, described as about USD 200 million run-rate revenue, for USD 20 million in Inseego equity.
• Nokia to make an additional USD 10 million direct investment, positioning it as an 11% shareholder, with collaboration spanning go-to-market work and joint development in 6G and AI.
• Transaction framed as doubling revenue and expanding global carrier reach, with Nokia support payments in first year intended to keep acquired business at breakeven EBITDA while funding integration and product development.

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