NuRAN Wireless Inc. Finalizes Second Tranche of Debt Settlements

NuRAN Wireless Inc. (CSE:NUR) announced the completion of a second tranche of its debt settlement program on December 30, 2025. The company, which specializes in customized wireless communication solutions for sectors such as healthcare, transportation, and energy, has been progressively reducing its indebtedness through a series of structured offerings.

Details of the Offering

  • Units Issued: 147,668 units
  • Unit Price: $2.89 CAD
  • Cash Subscriptions: $190,116 CAD
  • Debt Settlements Covered: $236,648 CAD

The transaction included the payment of a $2,609.20 CAD cash commission to a registered dealer that introduced subscribers to the company, and the issuance of 140 non‑transferable common share purchase warrants to that dealer. All securities were subject to a statutory hold period of four months and one day, in compliance with applicable foreign securities regulations.

Context within NuRAN’s Financial Strategy

This second tranche follows earlier announcements on December 5 and December 16, 2025, which outlined similar settlement mechanisms. By systematically redeeming debt obligations, NuRAN aims to streamline its capital structure and enhance financial flexibility. The company’s recent share price of CAD 2.50, as of the market close on December 30, 2025, reflects investor confidence in the debt‑reduction plan, despite a negative price‑earnings ratio of –0.09.

Company Outlook

NuRAN Wireless remains a key player in rural telecommunications, offering scalable 2G, 3G, and 4G solutions that address growing demands for network coverage in remote regions worldwide. Its flagship product, the iWave Mobile Internet Protocol Suite, delivers secure, high‑quality connectivity for mobile applications and IoT devices. The company’s continued partnership with renowned organizations underscores its commitment to innovation and reliable service delivery across diverse industries.

By concluding this tranche, NuRAN reaffirms its strategy to reduce leverage, improve operational efficiency, and position itself for future growth in the evolving wireless infrastructure market.