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Explore IoT-tagged acquisitions and funding rounds from Atomic Mobile’s trackers. Compare reported transactions, follow their sources, and consider the questions they raise for your deployment.

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Acquisition Records13 results

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Acquisitionannounced

Arqia (Wireless Logic / Montagu portfolio) acquires Algar Telecom IoT connectivity business

Reported date: August 11, 2026Brazil, Latin America
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Arqia (Wireless Logic / Montagu portfolio)
Target
Algar Telecom IoT connectivity business

Wireless Logic (through its Arqia business) signed an agreement to acquire Algar Telecom’s IoT connectivity business in Brazil. The deal was announced August 11, 2026 and will fold Algar’s IoT assets and operations into Arqia upon completion; financial terms were not disclosed.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Affiliates of Searchlight Capital Partners & Abry Partners acquires KORE Group Holdings, Inc.

Reported date: July 21, 2026Global, Global

GlobalIoT primary-source reconciliation: KORE announced the acquisition agreement on February 27, 2026 and reported successful completion on July 21, 2026. The completion-report date is not an independently established legal closing date. Atomic's original reported date is unchanged; this editorial clarification is not a fresh Atomic import.

Announced
February 27, 2026Date source
Completion reported
July 21, 2026Date source
Transaction Size$726M
Acquirer
Affiliates of Searchlight Capital Partners & Abry Partners
Target
KORE Group Holdings, Inc.

On July 21, 2026, KORE announced the successful completion of its acquisition by affiliates of Searchlight Capital Partners and Abry Partners. KORE said its common stock would cease trading before market open and be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange, while the global IoT connectivity, solutions, and analytics provider began operating as a private business. The company described the transaction as a new ownership chapter intended to provide flexibility for long-term investment.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Wireless Logic Ltd acquires SIMETRY (managed IoT connectivity business of Stallion Infrastructure Services)

Reported date: July 10, 2026United States, North America
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Wireless Logic Ltd
Target
SIMETRY (managed IoT connectivity business of Stallion Infrastructure Services)

Wireless Logic announced on July 10, 2026 that it has completed the acquisition of SIMETRY, a Houston-based managed IoT connectivity business (previously part of Stallion Infrastructure Services). The deal expands Wireless Logic’s North American footprint and incorporates SIMETRY’s US-based technical support, multi-carrier SIM management and IoT provisioning capabilities into Wireless Logic’s global platform.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Wireless Logic acquires Zipit Wireless

Reported date: August 5, 2025United States, North America
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Wireless Logic
Target
Zipit Wireless

Wireless Logic acquired Zipit Wireless, a South Carolina-based multi-carrier IoT connectivity and subscription billing provider whose white-labelled billing platform has supported over $45 million in subscription revenue for OEM clients. The deal — Wireless Logic's first acquisition of a US-headquartered company — also brought Canadian subsidiary Mtrex Networks, extending the group's North American footprint. Terms were not disclosed.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Wireless Logic acquires Arqia

Reported date: April 2, 2025Brazil, Latin America
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Wireless Logic
Target
Arqia

Wireless Logic acquired Arqia, a Brazilian IoT MVNO providing multi-network cellular connectivity and managed IoT services across Brazil. Terms were not disclosed. The acquisition marked the UK-based IoT connectivity group's entry into Latin America, adding local carrier agreements and regulatory standing in one of the world's largest IoT growth markets.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Wireless Logic acquires Webbing

Reported date: August 8, 2023Global, Global
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Wireless Logic
Target
Webbing

Wireless Logic acquired Webbing, an Israel-founded provider of global eSIM and multi-network data connectivity for enterprises, travel and IoT deployments. Terms were not disclosed. Webbing's eSIM orchestration platform and worldwide carrier agreements extended the group's footprint beyond its European heartland.

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Acquisitioncompleted

KORE Wireless acquires Twilio IoT business unit

Reported date: March 27, 2023United States, North America
Transaction Size10M KORE shares (~$15M)
Acquirer
KORE Wireless
Target
Twilio IoT business unit

IoT connectivity provider KORE agreed to acquire Twilio's IoT business unit — including its Super SIM multi-network eSIM platform and roughly 10,000 customer accounts — in an all-stock deal that gave Twilio a stake in KORE. The transaction closed in June 2023, consolidating two of the best-known names in programmable IoT connectivity.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Wireless Logic acquires Blue Wireless

Reported date: March 6, 2023Global, Global
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Wireless Logic
Target
Blue Wireless

Wireless Logic acquired Singapore-headquartered Blue Wireless, a provider of managed LTE and 5G wireless WAN connectivity for enterprises across Asia-Pacific and beyond. Terms were not disclosed. The deal gave the UK-based IoT connectivity group an operating base and enterprise customer relationships across Asia-Pacific.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Telit acquires Mobilogix

Reported date: August 30, 2022United States, North America
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Telit
Target
Mobilogix

Telit acquired Mobilogix, a California-based IoT solutions house specializing in custom device engineering, certification and cloud integration across automotive, asset tracking and industrial applications. Terms were not disclosed. The deal landed a month after Telit's transformative combination with Thales's cellular IoT business.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Semtech acquires Sierra Wireless

Reported date: August 2, 2022Canada, North America
Transaction Size$1.2B
Acquirer
Semtech
Target
Sierra Wireless

Semiconductor maker Semtech agreed to acquire Sierra Wireless, the Canadian IoT modules and managed connectivity pioneer, for $31 per share in cash — an enterprise value of roughly $1.2 billion. The deal paired Semtech's LoRa low-power network technology with Sierra's cellular modules and connectivity services business, and closed in January 2023.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Telit acquires Thales cellular IoT products business

Reported date: July 29, 2022Global, Global
Transaction SizeThales received 25% of combined company
Acquirer
Telit
Target
Thales cellular IoT products business

Telit and Thales agreed to combine, with Telit acquiring Thales's cellular IoT products business — modules, gateways and data cards — in exchange for Thales taking a 25% stake in the combined company, renamed Telit Cinterion. The deal created the largest Western provider of IoT modules and solutions, positioned explicitly as a security-focused alternative to Chinese module makers. It closed in early 2023.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Wireless Logic acquires Mobius Networks

Reported date: July 18, 2022United Kingdom, Europe
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Wireless Logic
Target
Mobius Networks

Wireless Logic acquired Mobius Networks, a UK provider of managed IoT and M2M connectivity serving industrial and enterprise customers with resilient multi-network solutions. The deal, terms undisclosed, came just days after Wireless Logic's acquisition of Jola and continued the group's rapid roll-up of UK IoT connectivity specialists.

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Acquisitioncompleted

Wireless Logic acquires Jola

Reported date: July 13, 2022United Kingdom, Europe
Transaction SizeUndisclosed
Acquirer
Wireless Logic
Target
Jola

IoT connectivity provider Wireless Logic acquired Jola, a UK-based, channel-only supplier of mobile data and eSIM solutions sold through managed service providers, telecom resellers and IT distributors. Jola built its business entirely through the partner channel, giving resellers a self-service portal to provision and manage multi-network data SIMs. Terms were not disclosed.

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Methodology

Eligibility requires an exact "IoT" or "IoT-connectivity" tag from the upstream Atomic database, normalized for case. We do not independently curate or judge a company's focus.

This database tracks only that tagged subset of market activity. It is not a comprehensive universe of all transactions independently researched by GlobalIoT.

Information is based on public announcements. Transaction amounts are presented as reported by the cited sources.

When available, announcement and reported-completion dates link to their date sources. Atomic record-update times describe database changes, while GlobalIoT’s sync time describes feed import.

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Questions for your deployment

GlobalIoT evaluation prompts—not claims about these transactions:

  • Has your provider confirmed any changes to support, contracts, or platform availability?
  • Does a product roadmap change affect device compatibility or migration plans?
  • Which commitments are documented, rather than implied by a funding announcement?