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NuRAN Wireless Contracts 5,092 Towers, Estimated Revenue Over $900M
NuRAN Wireless highlights its evolution from an equipment manufacturer to a Network-as-a-Service operator, with 5,092 contracted towers across eight African countries representing more than $900M in estimated revenue over contractual terms ranging from five to ten years. With approximately 300 operational towers across five countries, NuRAN is focused on converting its contracted portfolio into revenue-generating infrastructure while expanding mobile connectivity to underserved African communities. NuRAN addresses this gap by combining TowerCo-type site infrastructure with active-network deployment, operation and maintenance under long-term NaaS agreements, enabling operators to expand coverage with lower upfront capital while creating recurring infrastructure revenue. Its shared, outsourced model helps operators extend rural coverage and upgrade service with a lower deployment burden, while managing power constraints and sustainability objectives. The installed base of telecom towers across the African market is projected to grow from 798,950 units in 2026 to 929,810 units by 2031, an addition of roughly 130,860 new tower units over the next five years. Against this backdrop, the Company's corporate objective of 10,000 towers within the next five years would represent more than 7.5% of the total projected market growth. As of November 2, 2026, NuRAN reported the following operational indicators: A population of more than 1.3 million covered with 439,741 mobile devices connected to our network. Contracted portfolio and growth: 5,092 towers across eight African countries, about 300 operational, including 29 additional activations announced in October 2026. Revenue performance: 126.44% growth in network-generated revenue over the past 12 months, reaching a monthly average revenue of US$1,356 per operational tower. Growing demand: Over 180K monthly active users, representing 48.64% growth over the previous 12 months. Approximately 90 million minutes of monthly voice calls. These results provide a foundation for NuRAN's next phase of growth, with additional tower activations, increasing network traffic, and revenue generation serving as key measures of progress.
NuRAN Wireless Enters $10 Million Credit Facility
NuRAN Wireless has entered into a definitive $10 million non-convertible revolving credit facility with a lender representing a supporting shareholder group. The facility is intended to fund working capital and additional telecommunications tower construction. NuRAN is also confirming that to date no common shares have been sold under the Company's at-the-market equity program since the program was announced on September 15, 2026. With this non-equity funding alternative in place, NuRAN has elected not to use its ATM facility at current market prices. Management has no current intention of directing sales under the program. Management believes the current share price does not adequately reflect the underlying value of the Company's deployed tower base, site-level economics and contracted growth opportunity.
NuRAN Wireless Activates 29 Towers
NuRAN Wireless announced the activation of 29 towers in October and provided an update on NuEnergy Africa, its wholly owned energy subsidiary. The sites advance the conversion of NuRAN's contracted backlog of more than 5,000 towers into operating assets and recurring revenue.
NuRAN Wireless Launches Starlink Satellite Backhaul Pilot in Nigeria
NuRAN Wireless is putting its growth thesis to work in Nigeria through its previously announced pilot of licensed Starlink low Earth orbit satellite backhaul. The test with Infratel Africa, a leading provider of integrated telecom and power infrastructure, will measure the throughput, reliability and economics needed to carry more operator traffic and support additional digital services over time. Rural networks remain underbuilt. GSMA counts 122 million Africans beyond mobile broadband coverage. The International Telecommunication Union estimated that the 4G network reached only 49% of rural residents in its Africa region in 2024. NuRAN targets the infrastructure that carries a portion of Africa's growing mobile operator traffic beyond urban markets. NuRAN finances, builds and operates rural mobile sites for network operators. It has more than 5,000 sites under contract, only a portion of which are operating. The Nigeria pilot targets more data and more services from suitable sites as the network grows. NuRAN will conduct the previously announced Nigeria pilot with long-time partner Infratel. Licensed Starlink service comes through a third-party provider; NuRAN has no direct contractual or commercial relationship with Starlink or SpaceX in connection with the pilot.
NuRAN Wireless Launches Starlink Satellite Service Pilot in Nigeria
NuRAN Wireless announced a first-of-its-kind pilot to evaluate licensed Starlink low Earth orbit satellite service, obtained through third-party service provider arrangements, as a high-performance backhaul solution at a selected NuRAN site in Nigeria. NuRAN has no direct contractual or commercial relationship with Starlink or SpaceX in connection with the pilot. The initiative will integrate NuRAN's rural solution with high-capacity LEO satellite connectivity - a combination management believes can unlock capacity, speed and site economics that were previously out of reach in remote regions in certain African countries. The pilot, to be conducted with Infratel, a long-time NuRAN partner, is designed to demonstrate how LEO satellite backhaul can accelerate 4G migration, higher-capacity rural connectivity and the Company's broader infrastructure platform initiatives, including edge AI, local compute and NuEnergy.
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