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TEL AVIV - SuperCom (NASDAQ:SPCB), a $48.2 million market cap security technology company that has seen its stock surge over 230% in the past year, has been awarded a national electronic monitoring contract in Germany worth an estimated $7 million over a period of up to four years, the company announced Monday.
The Israeli security technology firm, which generated $27.43 million in revenue over the last twelve months with a healthy 53% gross margin, will deploy its PureSecurity Electronic Monitoring Suite across multiple public safety programs, including domestic violence monitoring, GPS tracking of offenders, home detention monitoring, and alcohol monitoring. According to InvestingPro data, the company maintains strong liquidity with current assets significantly exceeding short-term obligations.
According to the press release statement, SuperCom won the contract through a competitive tender process, displacing a vendor that had provided the technology for over 20 years. The government agency administering the program has been involved in electronic monitoring in Europe for more than 25 years.
"Securing this award after a highly competitive process is a powerful validation of our technology and execution capabilities globally," said Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom.
The contract marks the ninth nation to select SuperCom’s domestic violence solution and adds to the company’s growing European presence, where it has secured over 15 national electronic monitoring project wins in recent years.
Actual revenues recognized by SuperCom will depend on usage levels throughout the contract term. The PureSecurity Suite features GPS and RF tracking, anti-tamper mechanisms, biometrics, secure communications, and integration capabilities.
SuperCom, founded in 1988, provides secured solutions for e-Government, IoT, and cybersecurity sectors globally. InvestingPro analysis indicates positive growth prospects, with net income expected to grow this year. Subscribers can access 10+ additional ProTips and comprehensive financial analysis through the Pro Research Report, offering deeper insights into SuperCom’s market position and growth trajectory.
In other recent news, SuperCom has made significant strides in expanding its electronic monitoring services across the United States. The company announced a new contract with a sheriff’s department in Wisconsin, marking its entry into the 12th new U.S. state since August 2024. This contract will utilize SuperCom’s PureSecurity technology for a domestic violence monitoring program and follows a recurring revenue model based on daily unit usage. Additionally, SuperCom has secured a second electronic monitoring contract in Alabama with a community corrections agency. This agreement involves the deployment of the PureSecurity Suite, including the PureOne GPS monitoring solution, and also follows a recurring revenue model. Furthermore, SuperCom has entered Tennessee with a new contract with an established service provider, marking its 11th new state entry since mid-2024. The Tennessee contract will deploy the PureSecurity technology, incorporating both the Pure One solution and the PureShield system for domestic violence monitoring. These developments highlight SuperCom’s ongoing expansion in the North American public safety market.
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