SPCB News & Events

SuperCom has signed the contract for and launched the national electronic monitoring project with Sweden's Prison and Probation Services, the customer, following completion of the customary standstill waiting period and contract negotiations. This project was formally awarded earlier this year through a five-company competitive bid process. The contract establishes SuperCom as Sweden's national EM provider on a larger scale than its first national project in Sweden, launched in 2019. The total project value is estimated to range from $17M, reflecting the base case scenario previously announced, to $75M, the budget published by the customer. The nationwide contract is designed to cover all of Sweden's prison and probation electronic monitoring programs, reflecting roughly 6x the scale of the program SuperCom first launched with the same customer in 2019.

SuperCom announced that it has been awarded a new national electronic monitoring contract by Norway's Prison and Probation Service. This award marks the 5th and final country in the Nordic region to select SuperCom's PureSecurity Suite, completing the company's Nordic footprint. Under the contract, SuperCom will deploy its PureSecurity Electronic Monitoring Suite to support a broad range of public safety programs across Norway, including GPS tracking of offenders, RF-based monitoring, and facility-based supervision. The contract was awarded to SuperCom following a competitive RFP process that included a pre-qualification phase, product evaluations, and multiple offer phases. SuperCom achieved the highest technology score along with highest total score in the competitive process. The contract is structured around an initial three-year term, with a valuation of approximately $1.8M, and there are options for extension of this term. The deployment is expected to include approximately 1,000 monitoring units with options to grow over time. This award will go through the customary standstill waiting period before the contract signing is approved, and the project is launched. SuperCom management expects to provide further information on such in future communications.

SuperCom announced that it has won a new electronic monitoring contract in the state of Nevada. This new county level contract utilizes Supercom's proprietary PureOne GPS technology to support the agency's offender supervision program. The project marks SuperCom's entry into Nevada, representing the company's 17th new U.S. state since mid-2024, with a full displacement of the incumbent electronic monitoring technology provider.

Reports Q1 revenue $7.6M vs. $7.05M last year. "We are pleased to begin 2026 with record gross profit, record operating income, and record EBITDA of $3.3M for Q1, reflecting continued execution across our business and the scalability of our recurring revenue model," commented CEO Ordan Trabelsi. "The quarter also reflected continued momentum in our electronic monitoring operations, with strong growth in U.S. electronic monitoring technology recurring revenues, expanding operating leverage, and accelerating deployment activity across our U.S. and international markets. We continued to achieve strong progress and expansion momentum from our global operations during the quarter...our U.S. electronic monitoring technology annualized recurring revenue run-rate has expanded by over 180% year-over-year, reflecting the accelerating impact of our rapid deployment growth and expanding customer footprint across the U.S."