Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Agereh Technologies, Zain Kuwait, Avantel, among others.
Agereh Expands Asset Tracking with New 900 MHz Private Wireless Support
Agereh Technologies has enhanced its MapNTrack platform by adding support for 900 MHz private wireless networks, extending real-time outdoor asset tracking across logistics, transportation, and critical infrastructure sectors. The new capability improves long-range connectivity in environments where traditional wireless technologies may face limitations, enabling organizations to monitor assets more reliably across large operational areas. The company said the expansion strengthens deployment flexibility for industrial customers using sub-GHz private networks while supporting operational efficiency and asset visibility. Alongside the technology announcement, Agereh also disclosed the issuance of stock options under its employee incentive program, supporting talent retention and future business growth initiatives.
Zain Kuwait Secures Licence to Launch Mobile Network in Syria
Zain Kuwait has secured approval to operate a mobile telecommunications network in Syria, according to sources familiar with the matter, marking a significant step in the country’s efforts to revive its telecom sector. The licence positions Zain to enter a market undergoing reconstruction while expanding its regional footprint in the Middle East. The move follows Syria’s push to attract investment and modernize communications infrastructure after years of conflict. Although financial terms and launch timelines have not been disclosed, the approval signals renewed opportunities for international telecom operators as Syria seeks to rebuild essential digital infrastructure and improve nationwide mobile connectivity.
Avantel Secures ₹83.80 Crore Defence Satellite Communications Order
Avantel Limited has received a new purchase order worth ₹83.80 crore for satellite communication equipment, providing a significant boost to its defence-focused order book. The contract strengthens the company’s position in India’s defence and aerospace communications sector while supporting the country’s growing emphasis on indigenous technology development. The order is expected to contribute to future revenue growth and reflects sustained demand for advanced satellite communication solutions from defence customers. With this latest contract, Avantel continues expanding its portfolio of mission-critical communication technologies and reinforces its role in supplying secure, high-performance satellite communication equipment for strategic defence applications.
SHAFANA FAZAL
