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NuRAN Wireless Files 40-F Registration Statement with SEC in Advance of U.S. Listing - A Major Step Toward Nasdaq
NuRAN Wireless Files 40-F for Nasdaq Listing, Secures C$100M Shelf, and Clears BCSC Default

Executive Summary
- NuRAN Wireless filed a Form 40-F registration statement with the SEC to list its common shares on the Nasdaq Capital Market.
- The company confidentially filed a Preliminary Short Form Base Shelf Prospectus with the BCSC, establishing a shelf facility to raise up to C$100 million in various securities over a 25-month period.
- NuRAN confirmed it was removed from the BCSC "Issuers in Default" list on June 10, 2026, following successful remediation of prior regulatory defaults.
- The filings aim to secure financial flexibility for African network deployments, country expansions (Ivory Coast, Cameroon), and access to U.S. capital markets aligned with universal connectivity themes.
Material Impact
- The filing represents a critical regulatory milestone toward a U.S. listing, which management has targeted since September 2025 to meet Nasdaq's $5 million positive equity requirement and improve investor access.
- The C$100 million shelf prospectus provides substantial dry powder for future equity/debt offerings, directly addressing the company's historical reliance on external financing and working capital needs.
- Removal from the BCSC default list eliminates a significant overhang that previously restricted trading and institutional participation, improving the company's compliance profile.
- The news is incremental to the March 30, 2026 Nasdaq listing application and the June 9, 2026 USD 12 million debt mandate letter. It confirms execution on the capital markets roadmap but does not introduce new operational or financial surprises.
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Company Overview
- NuRAN Wireless operates a Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) model, building and managing telecommunications infrastructure across sub-Saharan Africa.
- The company partners with major regional carriers (Orange, MTN) to deploy 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G sites in underserved rural communities.
- As of Q1 2026, NuRAN has 5,092 NaaS sites under contract across eight African countries, with strategic expansion into Ivory Coast and Cameroon.
- The business model relies on long-term contracts with telcos, aiming to transition from upfront site sales to recurring revenue-sharing models under IFRS 15.
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