Sonim Technologies Enters €3 Million Factoring Agreement with Tradewind GmbH

Reuters08-13
Sonim Technologies Enters €3 Million Factoring Agreement with Tradewind GmbH

Sonim Technologies Inc. has entered into a new financial agreement with Tradewind GmbH, as disclosed in a recent SEC filing. On August 7, 2025, the company finalized a factoring agreement under which Tradewind will provide receivables factoring services. The agreement allows Tradewind to purchase eligible receivables at a 15% discount with a maximum financing amount set at €3 million. The applicable interest rate is the greater of 4.00% or the EURIBOR plus 3.50%. Additionally, Sonim will incur a late fee of 0.18% for invoices outstanding beyond 95 days and a risk surcharge of 0.06% on a preapproved limit. This agreement marks a significant step in Sonim's financial strategy, enhancing their liquidity management.

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