Nuran Wireless

NuRAN Wireless has founded wholly owned subsidiary NuEnergy Ltd, which will own and operate solar, storage and hybrid energy systems for the company’s African operations. NuEnergy is intended to supply rural mobile sites and future edge‑computing nodes and is evaluating the possibility of serving third‑party customers as well. NuRAN has more than 5,000 contracted sites in Africa; the new structure is designed to facilitate infrastructure financing and improve capital efficiency while keeping ownership and supply within the group. NuEnergy will also target commercial customers such as shops, small businesses, farms and local institutions to close energy gaps in underserved regions. » More on de.investing.com

NuRAN Wireless has applied for the voluntary delisting of its common shares from the Canadian Securities Exchange; its ADSs will continue to trade on NASDAQ under the ticker NUR. The company cited operational requirements, low trading volume and the costs of dual listing as reasons; the last trading day on the CSE is expected to be September 4, 2026, subject to approval. In addition, Navindran Naidoo resigned from the board of directors with immediate effect; NuRAN supplies mobile network infrastructure in Africa and, through its subsidiary NuEnergy, operates power plants. » More on de.investing.com

NuRAN announces it will equip selected portions of its more than 5,000 rural mobile sites in Africa with modular edge computing nodes. Initial pilots will process network data and cache local content to improve performance for mobile network operators. The initiative aims to shift from a network-as-a-service to an infrastructure-as-a-service business model and leverages existing capacities such as power supply, real estate and operations; partnerships with mobile customers and technology partners are planned. » More on de.investing.com