Mobile solutions provider Sonim's Q3 revenue up 45% on new products demand

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Mobile solutions provider Sonim's Q3 revenue up 45% on new products demand

Overview

  • Sonim Q3 2025 revenue rose 45% sequentially, driven by new product demand

  • Net loss narrowed to $4.8 mln as operating expenses declined

  • Stockholders approved reverse stock split and asset sale agreement

Outlook

  • Sonim expects asset sale to NEXA Mobility to close in Q4 2025

  • Company focuses on strategic opportunities to monetize Nasdaq listing

  • Sonim aims to regain Nasdaq compliance with reverse stock split

Result Drivers

  • NEW PRODUCT DEMAND - Revenue growth driven by demand for new product portfolio, including MegaConnect HPUE mobile hotspot

  • OPERATING EXPENSES - Net loss narrowed due to reduced operating expenses and improved sales

  • STRATEGIC INITIATIVES - One-time expenses related to strategic initiatives and potential hostile takeover impacted costs

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q3 Revenue

$16.20 mln

Q3 Net Income

-$4.80 mln

Q3 Gross Profit

$1.80 mln

Q3 Operating Expenses

$5.80 mln

Press Release: ID:nNFC1S1DY7

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