Siyata Mobile, Inc. - SYTA STOCK NEWS

Siyata Mobile Inc. (Nasdaq: SYTA, SYTAW) has secured an order from Bensalem Township School District in Pennsylvania for its SD7 Push-to-Talk (PTT) handsets, VK7 Vehicle Kits, and related accessories. The school district, serving about 7,100 students, will deploy these devices for its bus transportation services. The selection was primarily based on the ease of use of Siyata's devices, replacing previous complicated systems.

The district's Transportation Coordinator, Fred Sponheimer, highlighted the clear communication provided by the radio over cellular network and the flexibility of a second channel for special circumstances. The school district aims to equip its entire fleet with Siyata's devices in the future, indicating potential for further business growth.

Siyata Mobile (Nasdaq: SYTA, SYTAW) has announced that the Zello push-to-talk (PTT) application is now integrated into its SD7 handsets. This collaboration aims to enhance communication solutions, especially for first responders, public safety, and various essential services. The Zello app is widely used for its reliability and clarity in communication. The integration is expected to broaden Siyata's market reach and boost device sales. Recent purchases from Westchester County, NY, and positive feedback from River Road Rescue Squad in NJ underscore the demand for this combined solution.

Siyata Mobile has appointed Bob Escalle as Vice President of Public Safety, enhancing its leadership team with his extensive 30-year experience. Escalle, formerly a director at Samsung’s Mission Critical Push-to-Talk team, brings expertise in U.S., European, and Asian markets. CEO Marc Seelenfreund highlighted the $7 billion Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) industry and emphasized the growing focus on public safety. Escalle's background with companies like Motorola Solutions and ESChat will be instrumental as Siyata aims to become a global PoC leader. Escalle expressed enthusiasm about Siyata's unique market position and next-generation 5G technology.

Siyata Mobile (Nasdaq: SYTA, SYTAW) has announced a strategic investment in Canadian Towers & Fiber Optics (CT&FO), a company developing telecommunications infrastructure in Mexico. CT&FO owns the largest dark fiber optic network in Central Mexico, with Telefonica as its anchor tenant under a 20-year lease. This investment provides Siyata with access to the growing telecommunications market in Latin America, particularly Mexico, the second-largest market in the region's $81 billion telecommunications industry. CT&FO has 24 deployed towers and plans to develop over 1,000 additional towers. The partnership aims to expand business opportunities for Siyata's Push-to-Talk (PTT) handsets in Central Mexico and across Latin America.

Siyata Mobile announced the closing of a public offering amounting to approximately $6.0 million in common shares and pre-funded warrants. Each common share was offered at $0.58. The company intends to use the proceeds for working capital, general corporate purposes, marketing services, and potential future acquisitions. Dominari Securities acted as the sole placement agent. The offering was conducted under a registration statement on Form F-1 which was filed with the SEC on June 6, 2024, and declared effective on June 26, 2024. The prospectus for the offer is available on the SEC's website.

Siyata Mobile (NASDAQ:SYTA) has announced the pricing of a public offering worth approximately $6 million, consisting of common shares and pre-funded warrants at $0.58 per share ($0.01 less for pre-funded warrants). The proceeds will be used for working capital, general corporate purposes, marketing and advertising services, strategic investments, and potential future acquisitions. Dominari Securities is the sole placement agent for this offering, which is expected to close on June 28, 2024, pending customary closing conditions. The offer is made through the company's registration statement on Form F-1, declared effective by the SEC on June 26, 2024. A final prospectus will be filed with the SEC and will be accessible on its website.

Siyata Mobile announced a strategic partnership with JD Telecom to expand the distribution of its SD7 handsets and VK7 Vehicle Kits. JD Telecom is a notable telecom solutions provider and a strategic partner for T-Mobile, known for its commercial-grade vehicle solutions. Siyata CEO Marc Seelenfreund expressed optimism about the partnership's potential to increase demand for their Push-to-Talk (PTT) over Cellular devices. JD Telecom's Jack Day highlighted the compatibility of Siyata's products with their existing solutions and emphasized the mutual benefits of cross-selling opportunities.

Siyata Mobile (Nasdaq: SYTA, SYTAW), a global developer of Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) handsets and accessories, has been awarded a new U.S. patent for its VK7 Vehicle Kit. This patent, numbered US 11,949,442 B2, covers the Mobile Conversion Apparatus for Docking Cellular Data Devices. The VK7 Kit, designed to work with Siyata's SD7 Handset, integrates a 10-watt speaker, a slide-in connection sleeve, and an external antenna connection, offering an in-vehicle experience akin to traditional land mobile radio devices. The VK7 previously received patent protection in China. CEO Marc Seelenfreund highlighted the patent as a testament to the company's R&D team's innovation and strategic global expansion efforts.

Siyata Mobile (Nasdaq: SYTA, SYTAW) announced that the City of Lancaster Public Utilities Department has selected its SD7 Push-to-Talk (PTT) handsets, VK7 Vehicle Kits, and accessories to replace traditional two-way radios. The department, responsible for utility services in Lancaster, Ohio, opted for Siyata's solution due to its ruggedness, ease of use, and operational benefits. The SD7 handsets are expected to offer cost savings and surpass the limitations of traditional land-to-mobile technology, essential for utility field work. Traffic Control Supervisor Charlie Mullett highlighted the versatility and familiarity of the SD7 units, which can function both as handheld and docked units in vehicles.