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title: "Inseego's Nokia Deal Could Nearly Double Revenue, Analyst Says"
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description: "Inseego Corp. plans to acquire Nokia's Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) CPE business, potentially doubling its revenue and enhancing its global presence. The deal, expected to close in Q4 2026, allows Inseego to enter the consumer broadband market and expands its reach in Europe, India, and Asia. Nokia will take an 11% stake in Inseego, aligning both companies strategically. This acquisition supports Inseego's growth in 5G and future technologies while allowing Nokia to focus on higher-margin operations. Inseego shares rose 5.98% to $19.32, and Nokia shares increased 5.66% to $13.64."
datetime: "2026-05-01T16:52:59.000Z"
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# Inseego's Nokia Deal Could Nearly Double Revenue, Analyst Says

**Counterpoint Research** said **Inseego Corp.’s** (NASDAQ:INSG) planned acquisition of **Nokia Corp’.s** (NYSE:NOK) Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) CPE business marks a strategic move that could significantly expand its scale, product reach, and global presence.

## Deal To Accelerate Growth And Market Entry

Counterpoint said on Friday that the transaction, expected to close in the fourth-quarter of 2026, could nearly double Inseego’s revenue while strengthening its position in the global wireless broadband market.

The firm noted that the deal gives Inseego access to Nokia’s consumer FWA portfolio, enabling it to enter the consumer broadband segment alongside its existing enterprise and mobile offerings.

Nokia will also take an approximately 11% ownership stake in Inseego following the transaction, maintaining strategic alignment.

## Portfolio Expansion And Global Reach

Counterpoint highlighted that Nokia’s FWA CPE business brings strong residential operator partnerships and leadership in consumer 5G FWA shipments, which complements Inseego’s current focus areas.

The acquisition will also expand Inseego’s geographic footprint beyond the U.S., adding key customers across Europe, India, and Asia.

This broader presence is expected to create cross-selling opportunities across enterprise, mobile, and consumer segments.

## Strategic Benefits For Both Companies

Counterpoint said the deal supports Inseego’s long-term growth by opening opportunities in areas such as 6G, wireless edge, AI, and 5G monetization through continued collaboration with Nokia.

At the same time, Nokia will streamline its portfolio by reducing exposure to hardware-heavy CPE operations and focusing on higher-margin infrastructure, software, and AI-driven networking, while still retaining exposure to the FWA market through its equity stake in Inseego.

**Price Action:** Inseego shares were up 5.98% at $19.32 and Nokia shares were up 5.66% at $13.64 at the time of publication on Friday, according to Benzinga Pro data.

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