Supercom Ltd's Corporate Customers have recorded a rise in their cost of revenue by 22.72 % in the 4 quarter 2025 year on year, sequentially costs of revenue grew by 12.25 %. During the corresponding time, Supercom Ltd recorded a revenue increase by 0.03 % year on year, While revenue at the Supercom Ltd 's corporate clients recorded rose by 19.37 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 12.29 %.
Supercom Ltd's Customers have recorded a rise in their cost of revenue by 22.72 % in the 4 quarter 2025 year on year, sequentially costs of revenue grew by 12.25 %, for the same period Supercom Ltd recorded revenue increase by 0.03 % year on year,
Supercom Ltd's Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers
The company initially focused on the governmental market before expanding into the commercial sector with advanced smart card and identification technology products. In 2006, it sold most of its e-Gov Division to concentrate on Internet of Things (IoT) businesses and the Critical Situation Management System (CSMS) business, which was subsequently sold in 2010. The e-Gov Division activities and related intellectual property were sold to OTI. The company acquired Security Holding Corp. (SHC), a manufacturer of RFID-enabled solutions, access control, and security management systems, as well as the credentialing division of Disaster Management Solutions Inc. (DMS), incorporating the RAPTOR system into its incident management solutions. In 2009, it acquired the assets and liabilities of Intelli-Site, Inc. In 2010, the company sold assets related to the electronic access control market to OLTIS Security Systems International, LLC (OSSI) and divested assets associated with its Government Services Division. In 2012, the company sought to strengthen its position in the e-Gov market by introducing new technologies to existing customers, securing new projects through joint ventures, and retaining market executives and experts. Customers and markets referenced in filings include Bridge Bank, National Association; Disaster Management Solutions Inc.; Homeland Security Capital Corporation; Intelli-Site, Inc.; OLTIS Security Systems International, LLC; OTI; Security Holding Corp.; and Vuance, Inc.
Supercom Ltd’s Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers
The company initially focused on the governmental market before expanding into the commercial sector with advanced smart card and identification technology products. In 2006, it sold most of its e-Gov Division to concentrate on Internet of Things (IoT) businesses and the Critical Situation Management System (CSMS) business, which was subsequently sold in 2010. The e-Gov Division activities and related intellectual property were sold to OTI. The company acquired Security Holding Corp. (SHC), a manufacturer of RFID-enabled solutions, access control, and security management systems, as well as the credentialing division of Disaster Management Solutions Inc. (DMS), incorporating the RAPTOR system into its incident management solutions. In 2009, it acquired the assets and liabilities of Intelli-Site, Inc. In 2010, the company sold assets related to the electronic access control market to OLTIS Security Systems International, LLC (OSSI) and divested assets associated with its Government Services Division. In 2012, the company sought to strengthen its position in the e-Gov market by introducing new technologies to existing customers, securing new projects through joint ventures, and retaining market executives and experts. Customers and markets referenced in filings include Bridge Bank, National Association; Disaster Management Solutions Inc.; Homeland Security Capital Corporation; Intelli-Site, Inc.; OLTIS Security Systems International, LLC; OTI; Security Holding Corp.; and Vuance, Inc.
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