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Inseego Advances International Expansion with New Regional Leadership, International Headquarters, and Continued Investment in Athens Software Development Center

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Inseego (Nasdaq: INSG) announced key steps to expand internationally ahead of its planned acquisition of Nokia’s fixed wireless access business. New regional leaders were appointed for APAC and EMEA, the Chief Commercial Officer’s remit now covers the Americas including Latin America, and the CFO will lead international expansion.

Inseego is investing in an engineering center in Athens and establishing Amsterdam as its international headquarters to support global customers and growth.

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  • Appoints senior sales leaders for APAC and EMEA to drive regional growth
  • Expands Chief Commercial Officer role to lead Americas and Latin America sales
  • CFO tasked with overseeing global operating structure and international expansion
  • Invests in Athens software and wireless engineering center for FWA portfolio
  • Selects Amsterdam as international headquarters to support global operations

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News Market Reaction – INSG

+4.24%
+4.24% Session close to close

In the Jun 30 session, INSG gained 4.24%, reflecting a moderate positive market reaction.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

This announcement deepens Inseego’s Nokia FWA-driven global push, adding seasoned leaders across APA...
Analysis

This announcement deepens Inseego’s Nokia FWA-driven global push, adding seasoned leaders across APAC and EMEA and new hubs in Athens and Amsterdam. Investors may monitor execution on integration, international growth, and any selling from registered resale shares.

Key Figures

APAC experience: more than 25 years EMEA leadership tenure: two decades North Europe leadership: more than a decade
3 metrics
APAC experience more than 25 years Experience of new APAC SVP in mobile, 5G and connected devices
EMEA leadership tenure two decades Experience of new EMEA SVP in mobile and connectivity industry
North Europe leadership more than a decade Time Ossi Korpela spent at Nokia in senior roles

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: May 07 (Positive)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
May 07 Earnings and acquisition Positive -14.5% Q1 2026 results and details on transformational Nokia FWA acquisition and guidance.
May 07 Leadership change Neutral -1.2% Appointment of Chief Product Officer to steer portfolio and Nokia FWA integration.
Apr 30 Deal conference call Positive +23.3% Conference call outlining Nokia FWA acquisition details and strategic partnership outlook.
Apr 30 Major acquisition Positive +23.3% Agreement to acquire Nokia’s FWA CPE business to create global broadband leader.
Apr 16 Earnings date notice Neutral +3.5% Announcement of Q1 2026 earnings release and conference call schedule.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

INSG has reacted strongly to major Nokia FWA deal announcements, while one earnings release with the same theme drew a negative response.

Key Terms

fixed wireless access, p&l, go-to-market
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fixed wireless access technical
"planned acquisition of Nokia’s fixed wireless access business."
Fixed wireless access is a way to deliver high-speed internet to homes and businesses using radio signals from nearby towers or rooftop equipment instead of running fiber or copper cables to each location. Think of it as getting broadband over a strong local Wi‑Fi signal broadcast from a neighborhood antenna. Investors watch it because it can speed customer growth and lower installation costs, but returns depend on coverage, equipment costs and access to usable radio frequencies.
p&l financial
"go-to-market strategy, and P&L ownership across some of the world’s most competitive technology markets."
A P&L, short for profit and loss statement, is a snapshot of a company's money in and money out over a set period that shows whether the business made a profit or suffered a loss. Think of it like a household budget or a scorecard: it shows sales, costs and the bottom-line result, helping investors judge whether the company is earning enough, managing expenses, and likely to grow or face financial stress.
go-to-market technical
"experience spanning product, marketing, go-to-market strategy, and P&L ownership"
A go-to-market plan is the practical roadmap a company uses to introduce a product or service to customers, covering who the target buyers are, how the product will be sold or distributed, pricing, and the main marketing and sales messages. For investors, it shows how quickly and cost-effectively a business can win customers and generate revenue — like a launch playbook that determines whether a new offering will reach its audience and scale profitably.

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Leadership appointments across APAC and EMEA, international headquarters in Amsterdam, and Athens development center to bolster Inseego's international reach and global customer support

SAN DIEGO, June 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Inseego Corp. (Nasdaq: INSG), the cloud-first wireless edge company, today announced several initiatives to advance the company’s international growth strategy to support its planned acquisition of Nokia’s fixed wireless access business.

Inseego has appointed Pranav Shroff as Senior Vice President and Managing Director, India and Asia Pacific (APAC) Sales, and Ossi Korpela as Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Europe, Middle-East, Africa (EMEA) Sales. Both will become members of Inseego’s executive team. Inseego also announced that Steve Harmon, Chief Commercial Officer, will expand his coverage to lead the Americas, including the company’s expansion into Latin America.

Steven Gatoff, Inseego’s Chief Financial Officer, will expand his role to lead the company’s international expansion where he will oversee the company’s global operating structure, support integration activities, and work closely with regional sales leadership to scale the business across EMEA, APAC, and other international markets. Inseego will also invest in its international development center in Athens, Greece, and has selected Amsterdam as its center for international operations, extending the reach of Inseego’s San Diego-based global headquarters.

“These moves are important steps in Inseego’s evolution into a leading global wireless broadband company,” said Juho Sarvikas, CEO of Inseego. “A major strategic rationale for the Nokia FWA acquisition was the opportunity to expand our reach beyond North America and serve customers in key international markets. The combination of experienced regional leaders, a strong engineering presence in Greece, and a new center for international operations in Amsterdam, sets the right foundation to drive growth and support customers around the world. Ossi and Pranav join Inseego in these pivotal roles to drive the business forward, having worked with them in the past, I am confident they will have an impact in our international growth strategy.”

Strengthening regional leadership across the Americas, APAC, and EMEA

Pranav Shroff joins Inseego as Senior Vice President and Managing Director, APAC Sales, bringing more than 25 years of experience building and scaling technology businesses across mobile, 5G, and connected devices. He has held senior leadership roles at Apple, Airtel, HMD Global, and Nokia, with experience spanning product, marketing, go-to-market strategy, and P&L ownership across some of the world’s most competitive technology markets.

“APAC is one of the most dynamic connectivity markets in the world, with enormous opportunity across fixed wireless access, mobile broadband, and enterprise wireless,” said Shroff. “Inseego has the technology, customer relationships, and momentum to play an important role in this region. I am excited to work with our teams and leading global carriers to build the next chapter of growth.”

Ossi Korpela joins Inseego as Senior Vice President and Managing Director, EMEA Sales, bringing two decades of leadership in the mobile and connectivity industry. He has built and scaled operator, channel, and enterprise businesses across EMEA and global markets. Korpela spent more than a decade at Nokia in senior commercial and general management roles, including Global Account Director for global operator groups and General Manager for North Europe. He later led the Nordic devices and operator channel business at Microsoft and served as General Manager for Europe North at HMD Global. He has also held managing director and P&L leadership roles across premium brands, including Porsche, and most recently advised technology and growth companies.

“European operators are at the center of the fixed wireless access opportunity, and they value partners they can trust,” said Korpela. “I am joining Inseego to help ensure that customers who built their businesses on this technology have continuity and a clear path forward, and to help bring Inseego’s solution to consumers and businesses across EMEA.”

Steve Harmon, Inseego’s Chief Commercial Officer, will expand his mandate to lead Americas sales, including the company’s expansion into Latin America. In this role, Harmon will continue to oversee sales in North America while building on the company’s expanded portfolio and global customer relationships to support growth opportunities across Latin America.

“Our commitment to building a global business is reflected in the strength of the team we are putting in place,” said Juho Sarvikas, CEO of Inseego. “Steve has built a disciplined commercial engine in North America, Ossi brings deep knowledge of the European operator landscape, and Pranav brings the regional insight, senior operator relationships, and technology depth we need across APAC. Together, they give Inseego strong commercial leadership across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC as we support our customers and pursue the next phase of growth.”

Investing in Athens as a center of wireless engineering talent

As part of strengthening its international reach, Inseego will establish a key engineering center in Athens, Greece, recognizing the depth of engineering talent in the region and the strong software and wireless engineering capabilities of the Nokia team. The Athens team will continue to play an important role in product development, customer support, and the advancement of Inseego’s global fixed wireless access portfolio at a global level.

Selecting Amsterdam as international headquarters

Inseego has selected Amsterdam as its center for international operations, extending the reach of its San Diego-based global headquarters, citing the city’s attractive business climate, strong connectivity to European and global markets, and logistical advantages for shipping to and from customers and partners across the region. The international headquarters will extend the reach of Inseego as a strong, operating business following the acquisition of Nokia’s FWA business. The Amsterdam operations will serve customers while building and expanding regional capabilities for a disciplined foundation for growth and profitability.

“Amsterdam gives Inseego an efficient, well-connected base for supporting international customers and scaling our operations across Europe and beyond,” said Steven Gatoff, Chief Financial Officer of Inseego. “As we expand globally, we are focused on building a business infrastructure that supports customer continuity, operational discipline, and long-term growth.”

About Inseego

Inseego is a leader in cloud-first wireless edge solutions, delivering secure, resilient connectivity across people, places, and machines. As wireless becomes foundational infrastructure, Inseego unifies connectivity, management, security, and subscriber lifecycle management into a platform that orchestrates cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi, and emerging wireless technologies at the edge.

Its portfolio includes 5G fixed wireless access routers, MiFi mobile routers, IoT solutions under the Skyus brand, and cloud platforms including Inseego Connect and Inseego Subscribe, all designed in the U.S. Built on its core strength and long-term leadership in cellular technology, Inseego solutions enable service providers and channel partners to deploy and manage enterprise-grade wireless solutions at scale. Learn more at www.inseego.com.

Media Relations Contact:

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FAQ

What international expansion steps did Inseego (INSG) announce on June 30, 2026?

Inseego announced new regional leadership, an international headquarters in Amsterdam, and investment in its Athens development center. According to Inseego, these moves support its international growth strategy linked to the planned acquisition of Nokia’s fixed wireless access business.

Who are the new APAC and EMEA leaders appointed by Inseego (INSG)?

Inseego appointed Pranav Shroff as Senior Vice President and Managing Director, APAC Sales, and Ossi Korpela as Senior Vice President and Managing Director, EMEA Sales. According to Inseego, both will join the executive team to scale business across international markets.

Why did Inseego (INSG) choose Amsterdam as its international headquarters?

Inseego selected Amsterdam for its international headquarters due to its business climate, connectivity, and logistics advantages. According to Inseego, Amsterdam will support international customers, strengthen operations in Europe and beyond, and provide a base for disciplined growth and profitability.

What role will the Athens engineering center play in Inseego’s (INSG) strategy?

The Athens center will serve as a key hub for software and wireless engineering talent. According to Inseego, the team will support product development, customer support, and advancement of the company’s global fixed wireless access portfolio at an international level.

How is Inseego’s (INSG) leadership changing in the Americas region?

Inseego’s Chief Commercial Officer, Steve Harmon, will now lead Americas sales, including Latin America. According to Inseego, he will build on North American sales discipline and the expanded portfolio to pursue new growth opportunities across the broader Americas region.

What new responsibilities will Inseego (INSG) CFO Steven Gatoff take on?

CFO Steven Gatoff will lead Inseego’s international expansion and oversee its global operating structure. According to Inseego, he will support integration activities and work with regional sales leaders to scale the business across EMEA, APAC, and other international markets.

How is the planned Nokia fixed wireless access acquisition influencing Inseego’s (INSG) plans?

The planned acquisition of Nokia’s fixed wireless access business is a key rationale for Inseego’s global expansion moves. According to Inseego, new leadership roles, the Athens center, and Amsterdam headquarters are intended to support customers and growth tied to this strategy.