Nuran Wireless Stock Price, News & Analysis

NuRAN Wireless (OTCQB:NRRWF), a mobile and broadband infrastructure solutions provider, has secured the third drawdown of US$1 million from the Facility for Energy Inclusion (FEI), managed by Cygnum Capital. This follows previous drawdowns of US$2.5M in July 2024 and US$1.05M in February 2025, under a US$5M loan facility.

The remaining US$450,000 will be released upon completion of 50 additional sites. The funds will primarily support African mobile site expansion and restart operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), following a recent amendment with Orange and infrastructure license approval.

[ "Secured US$1M in third drawdown funding from FEI", "Total of US$4.55M received out of US$5M loan facility", "Obtained infrastructure license approval in DRC", "Secured amendment with Orange for DRC operations" ]

NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) issued a clarifying release following a review by the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) that identified several disclosure deficiencies. The company was placed on the BCSC Issuers in Default List on September 19, 2025.

The company announced a proposed restructuring transaction to address its financial challenges, including converting significant debt to equity to meet Nasdaq listing requirements of US$5M positive shareholder equity. The restructuring includes a concurrent equity financing of $4-5 million from arm's length investors.

Due to these developments, NuRAN has adjourned its Annual General and Special Meeting from September 30 to October 15, 2025, allowing shareholders additional time to review revised documents.

NuRAN Wireless (OTCQB:NRRWF), a mobile and broadband wireless infrastructure solutions provider, has secured authorization for its infrastructure license to operate telecom sites in the Democratic Republic of The Congo (DRC). The company has successfully settled the license fee invoice, marking a crucial milestone in its expansion.

This development follows a similar Category 1 License obtained in Cameroon in October 2023. Importantly, the license approval fulfills the final condition for accessing the DRC portion of a US $5M Loan Facility for Energy Inclusion (FEI), managed by Cygnum Capital. NuRAN expects to complete the drawdown process within seven days.

NuRAN Wireless (OTCQB:NRRWF) has secured a CA$7.2 million CAPEX contract with a state-owned Mobile Network Operator in West Africa. The project involves deploying up to 200 sites to expand mobile coverage in rural areas over a 3-year period.

As the lead contractor, NuRAN will provide Radio Access Network equipment and manage end-to-end delivery, including sourcing, logistics, site selection, and installation. The project aligns with NuRAN's strategy of establishing cost-efficient operational hubs and leveraging its expertise in rural telecommunications.

The deployment will utilize NuRAN's LiteCell xG technology, with payments tied to project milestones. The company will also oversee network management and maintenance, subject to a future agreement.

NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF), a wireless infrastructure solutions provider, reported Q2 2025 financial results with mixed performance. Revenue reached $2.9M for H1 2025, up 39% year-over-year, driven by Network as a Service (NaaS) growth. Gross profit increased 36% to $1.67M with a 58% margin.

The company faced challenges including a billing system error with their MNO client that required revenue adjustments. Despite this, NaaS site economics remain aligned with initial projections. The net loss widened by 9% to $5.32M, impacted by debt service costs and non-cash charges.

NuRAN is actively pursuing debt restructuring, having completed a $1.5M private placement and engaging in negotiations with debt holders and potential investors to either replace existing debt with longer-term instruments or swap debt for equity.

NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) has completed a non-brokered private placement, raising CAD$1.5 million through the issuance of 30 million common shares at $0.05 per share. The funds will be used for working capital and to pay outstanding short-term promissory notes issued from April to August 2025.

The company is actively negotiating with current debt holders and potential new institutional investors to restructure or replace its outstanding debt. Two main options are being considered: 1) replacing existing debt with longer-term instruments or 2) implementing a debt-for-equity swap. These negotiations include governmental agencies and private lenders, with discussions ongoing regarding potential repayment, conversion, and write-off terms.

NuRAN Wireless (OTCQB:NRRWF), a mobile and broadband wireless infrastructure solutions provider, has released a corporate update video featuring key company executives discussing their recent milestone of achieving positive EBITDA in Q1 2025 for the first time in company history.

The video presentation includes insights from CEO Francis Letourneau, CFO Jim Bailey, and IR representative Frank Candido. Additionally, the company is in negotiations with current debt holders and potential new institutional investors to secure additional operating funds and potentially restructure its existing debt under more favorable terms.

NuRAN Wireless (NRRWF) reported strong Q1 2025 financial results, with revenue surging 285% to $2.2M compared to Q1 2024, primarily driven by Network as a Service (NaaS) growth. Gross profit significantly improved to $1.9M (86% margin) from $45.5K in 2024. The company achieved positive EBITDA of $450K (20% of revenue) for the first time, despite reporting a net loss of $1.7M due to $1.6M in interest expenses and forex charges.

Key operational highlights include receiving full payment of CA$788K in arrears from its Cameroon MNO partner, securing a second drawdown of US$1.05M from Cygnum Capital's FEI fund, and successfully installing 20 network sites in rural Africa in both February and March 2025, though falling short of its 42-site March target.

NuRAN Wireless (NRRWF) reported its 2024 financial results, showing significant improvements in key metrics. Revenue increased 36.42% to $4.36M, with gross profit surging 329% to $2.33M (53% margin). Net loss decreased 28.94% to $8.76M, while total expenses reduced by 11.99%. The company's NaaS operations in Cameroon achieved over 80% gross margin. Notable developments include a $32.2M agreement with MTN Benin for 200 sites, receipt of $2.5M from FEI facility, and closing of a $1.6M convertible debenture. NuRAN expects positive EBITDA in Q1 2025, with Cameroon operations already achieving positive EBITDA. The company now has agreements for 5,092 sites across 8 African countries.