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Siyata Mobile reported Q1 revenues of $832,974, a significant decline from $4,031,975 in the same period last year, due to a transition from legacy products to new lines. The company highlighted a $2.2 million purchase order from a Tier 1 US wireless operator for its SD7 and VK7 products, revealing potential for growth. Management conveyed optimism about future customer wins and partnerships, aiming for profitability in the upcoming quarters.

Positive

• Receipt of a $2.2 million purchase order for SD7, VK7, and accessories from a Tier 1 US wireless operator.
• Management optimism about future growth with plans for new customer wins and partnerships.

Negative

• Q1 revenue dropped significantly due to the transition from legacy product sales to new product lines.

An Emerging Markets Sponsored Commentary

ORLANDO, Fla., May 18, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --  A recent First Quarter report for the 3 months ending March 31, 2022 from Siyata Mobile Inc. (NasdaqCM: SYTA, SYTAW), a developer and provider of cellular communications solutions for enterprise workers and first responders, may not on its face be the shimmering testament to revenue that warms shareholders’ hearts.

To its credit, however, the Company provides context in THE VERY FIRST LINE of its Q1 press release that “Q1 revenue negatively impacted due to transition from legacy product sales cycle to new product lines.”

But the big picture might be different, that the Q1 declining revenues can be assigned mostly to a seemingly singular cause, a necessary transition from legacy product cycle to new product lines.

Here’s the explanation:

“Revenues for the three months ended March 31, 2022, were $832,974 compared to $4,031,975 for the three months ended March 31, 2021. This variance of $3,199,001 is mainly due to the transition from the legacy product sales cycle to the new product line, where production has been ramped up for the SD7 rugged handset.”

Which is what we want to see in a down quarter, a rational explanation that suggests that it’s a sunburn and not skin cancer.

To that end, the most important note -for us- in that release is the fact that “Subsequent to quarter end, Siyata received a $2.2 million purchase order for a Tier 1 US wireless operator for SD7, VK7 and various accessories.”

We can speculate all day long, guessing who the ‘Tier 1 US wireless operator’ is but the fact that the order was for $2.2 million suggests scale.

In addition, it appears there may be more good news on the horizon to support this production ramp up for the SD7. The Company communicated to shareholders in its fourth quarter earnings call that it hopes “to deliver to shareholders many positive catalysts: new customer wins, significant carrier launches, new partnerships, a continuous upgrade to our product portfolio and ultimately strong organic growth with a drive to profitability in the coming quarters.”

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FAQ

What were Siyata Mobile's Q1 2022 revenues?

Siyata Mobile reported Q1 2022 revenues of $832,974.

What caused the decline in Siyata Mobile's Q1 2022 revenue?

The decline was primarily due to the transition from legacy product sales to new product lines.

What significant order did Siyata Mobile receive in Q1 2022?

Siyata received a $2.2 million purchase order from a Tier 1 US wireless operator.

What is the outlook for Siyata Mobile following the Q1 report?

Management is optimistic about future growth, aiming for new customer wins and partnerships.

How much did Siyata Mobile's revenue decrease compared to Q1 2021?

Revenue decreased by approximately $3.2 million compared to $4,031,975 in Q1 2021.