IQSTEL Announces ULTRANET Deal; fourfold Net Income and $560M Run Rate
Jun 25, 2026, 8:01 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The Binding MOU and expected fourfold profitability uplift provide a tangible near-term upside driver, with potential multiple expansion as the 23M addressable digital-services market monetizes via fintech, cybersecurity, AI, and digital health. The combined revenue runway to $560M and a path to $1B by 2027 could attract renewed investor interest and possibly a re-rating, especially if the Q3 close occurs as planned.
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IQSTEL published a shareholder letter detailing a Binding MOU to acquire 51% of ULTRANET Telecom Group, the largest deal in its history. Management expects a fourfold boost to consolidated net income from operations and a $560M year-end run rate for 2026 as the company pivots from telecom carrier to a high-margin digital services platform serving up to 23 million end users.
IQSTEL signs Binding MOU to acquire 51% of ULTRANET, largest deal to date.
Expected immediate profitability boost: ~4x higher net income from operations.
ULTRANET adds $4.5M net income, $9M EBITDA, and $21M assets.
IQSTEL targets 23M digital-services users via 600+ operator connections.
2026E run rate to $560M; 2027T revenue target of $1B.
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