Ceragon Networks

Ceragon Networks shares rose 4.7% in premarket trading after the company published Q2 2026 financial results before the market opened and presented the figures in a live webcast. Drivers included strong order intake, including around $120 million in orders from Indian telecom operators since the start of the year, more than $10 million in bookings in the private networks segment in the second quarter, and a five‑year agreement worth $70 million with a leading mobile operator in the Asia‑Pacific region. The positive company‑specific momentum outweighed only moderate support from the broader market. The price of $2.21 remains below the 52‑week range highs, suggesting further upside potential. » More on de.investing.com

Ceragon booked private-network orders worth more than $10 million in the second quarter, including projects for public safety, utilities and smart-city applications across several regions. Orders include a Next Generation 9-1-1 implementation in Clermont County, Ohio; a P25 modernization in the Pacific Northwest; an urban emergency network in Latin America; and utility projects for fault detection and modernization of microwave infrastructure. The company provides radio infrastructure, integration services and lifecycle support for mission-critical networks and cites rising investment in secure, resilient communications networks. » More on de.investing.com

Ceragon reported revenue of $85m for Q1 2026, beating the consensus forecast by 5.8%, while EPS of $0.01 met expectations. Gross margin improved to 36.0%, but revenue declined 4.1% year-on-year and EPS fell 73.1%. The stock rose only modestly in pre-market trading; the company reiterated its full-year guidance of $355–385m and expects tailwinds from India and a recovery in North America after resolving supply-chain issues. » More on de.investing.com