Ceragon Nets $10 Million in Private Network Contracts for Q2

The company’s recent wins highlight its growing influence across diverse sectors. In Ohio, Clermont County selected Ceragon to overhaul its legacy microwave infrastructure for a Next Generation 9-1-1 initiative, while another U.S. Pacific Northwest government entity tapped the firm to stabilize emergency communication backbones in rugged terrain. These projects focus on replacing outdated systems with resilient wireless technology capable of handling mission-critical emergency traffic.

Beyond public safety, the energy sector has become a primary driver for the company’s growth. A major U.S. electric utility commissioned a project to deploy fault detection and restoration systems across more than 1,000 assets, aiming to improve grid reliability. Similarly, a U.S. utility cooperative is leveraging Ceragon’s wireless solutions to modernize connectivity between command centers and substations. According to CEO Doron Arazi, these contracts reflect a trend where infrastructure operators are prioritizing secure, long-term partnerships to navigate their digital transformation, combining hardware deployment with lifecycle services.