SuperCom Receives $7.1 Million Follow-On Order by Romania's Ministry of Interior
SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB) announced a second order valued at approximately $7.1 million from Romania's Ministry of Interior for the National Electronic Monitoring Project. This follows the successful completion of the project's first phase, which had an initial order exceeding $8 million. The delivery is expected within the first half of 2023. CEO Ordan Trabelsi highlighted the company's role in enhancing public safety and emphasized a strong pipeline exceeding $200 million in potential projects. SuperCom's PureSecurity EM Suite offers advanced monitoring solutions, reinforcing its leadership in the electronic monitoring market.
- Second order received from Romania's Ministry of Interior valued at approximately $7.1 million.
- Follow-up order is expected to be delivered within the first half of 2023.
- Initial order exceeded $8 million, indicating strong project performance.
- Strong pipeline of over $200 million in potential projects.
- SuperCom's technology is positioned as effective in public safety improvement.
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Order delivery expected within the first half of 2023
After successfully completing the project's first phase and delivery of the initial order valued at over
"We are delighted to continue our partnership with the Romanian government, supporting the nation's efforts to improve public safety through innovative technology solutions. This sizable second order, very close to project launch, is a testament not only to the effectiveness of our technology but also to the refined processes of project management and deployment that we crafted over the years," commented
"With this additional order,
"We are proud of our team's hard work and dedication during this large-scale project's installation and deployment phase.
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