• Inseego outlined a deal to acquire Nokia’s global fixed wireless access business, described as about a USD 200 million run-rate operation.
• Consideration set at USD 20 million in Inseego equity; Nokia to add a USD 10 million direct investment, taking an 11% stake.
• Transaction pitched as doubling revenue, expanding Tier-1 carrier relationships, and broadening the 5G FWA portfolio across enterprise and consumer markets.
• Nokia to provide engineering and development support payments for the first year post-close, targeting breakeven EBITDA for the acquired business.
• Companies plan partnership spanning go-to-market coordination, joint work on AI-driven connectivity and 6G, and customer pilots.

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