Inseego (INSG) investor relations material

Financial performance and outlook

• Achieved 8% year-on-year revenue growth and a 300-basis-point increase in gross margin to nearly 49%.

• Full-year revenue guidance reiterated at $190 million, with confidence driven by a broadened mobile portfolio and recovery with large customers.

• Margin compression in mobile due to increased volume of lower-tier products, but overall revenue growth expected from higher unit sales.

• FWA business maintains higher gross margins in the mid to high 20s, while mobile margins have declined to the teens.

• Liquidity supported by a $10 million investment from Nokia at acquisition close and a $20 million credit facility.

Strategic initiatives and product expansion

• Transformational acquisition of Nokia’s FWA business will double revenue and provide instant global reach.

• Integration targeted for October 1 close, with a one-year plan to achieve breakeven and realize cost synergies.

• Expansion from a one-by-one customer-product matrix to six products across all three major U.S. carriers, with further growth expected from MSOs and premium tier opportunities.

• New product launches include the fastest FWA device in the U.S. and a value segment win with an existing customer.

• Software platforms Inseego Connect and Subscribe are being positioned for broader adoption, especially with global carriers.

Integration, synergies, and partnership with Nokia

• Nokia will become the third-largest shareholder with an 11% stake but will remain a passive investor with no board seat.

• Integration planning is underway, with a focus on combining engineering, product management, and supply chain functions.

• First-year EBITDA backstop of $38 million from Nokia, followed by profit-sharing based on acquired business performance.

• Strategic benefits include global anchor customers, cross-selling opportunities, and leveraging Nokia’s process discipline.

• Joint go-to-market and technology collaboration initiatives planned, especially as the industry moves toward 6G and AI-driven infrastructure.