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The win provides visible, recurring revenue over two years and strengthens the LATAM services footprint, improving revenue visibility and potential cross-sell opportunities. While the deal size is modest relative to CRNT’s overall scale, it signals execution success with major operators, which historically can lead to additional orders if performance remains solid. Historically, similar contracts can positively influence sentiment and unlock subsequent wins in nearby markets, though immediate stock impact may be limited absent larger deals.
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Ceragon announced a two-year, $3.4 million managed services win with a major Mexican mobile operator, expanding its LATAM footprint after a similar $2.7 million Colombia deal. The multivendor SLA covers about 2,290 links and includes 24/7 support, spare management, and Network Digital Twin-based maintenance. The deal enhances revenue visibility and potentially opens cross-sell opportunities in the region.
Ceragon wins a $3.4M, two-year Mexico managed services contract.
Contract covers 2,290 links in a multivendor network with SLA.
Follows a $2.7M Colombia contract, expanding LATAM footprint.
Management cites increased trust in Ceragon for multivendor networks.
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