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NuRAN Wireless Inc. reports developments in rural mobile and broadband wireless infrastructure for remote and underserved regions. Company updates cover scalable 2G, 3G and 4G network deployments, tower activity, restored sites, and rollout activity in African markets including Cameroon, Ghana, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Ivory Coast.
NuRAN news also addresses corporate finance and securities matters, including unit issuances, private placements, debt settlements, the completed restructuring transaction involving Advance Factoring Inc., and continuous-disclosure obligations under Canadian securities rules.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) signed a definitive subscription agreement with an institutional investor for a $6,500,001 financing, involving 1,529,412 Series A convertible preferred shares at $4.25 each. About $3.8 million of the subscription will settle existing indebtedness held by the investor, with the balance paid in cash.
The structure is intended to help NuRAN meet Nasdaq Capital Market shareholders' equity requirements, though Nasdaq approval and financing completion are not assured. NuRAN will also issue 200,000 warrants at $10.00 (4‑year term) and 1,329,412 warrants at $5.00 (5‑year term). Net cash proceeds are earmarked for business growth and working capital.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) has had its Form 40-F declared effective by the SEC as of June 26, 2026, registering its common shares under Section 12(g) of the Exchange Act.
Filed under MJDS, this is a key prerequisite for a potential Nasdaq Capital Market listing, which remains under review with no assurance of approval. NuRAN shares continue trading on the CSE, OTC Markets, and FSE. The company may also complete a private placement for growth and working capital, with size and pricing to be set based on market conditions.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) filed a Form 40-F with the SEC as part of its application to list its common shares on the Nasdaq Capital Market and confidentially filed a preliminary short form base shelf prospectus with the BCSC for up to C$100 million in securities. The 40-F is under SEC review, and Nasdaq listing remains subject to regulatory approvals. The shelf, effective for 25 months once receipted and finalized, is intended to give NuRAN flexible, rapid access to capital to support its African growth strategy.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) signed a mandate letter with Afrigreen Debt Impact Fund for a proposed senior debt facility of up to USD 12 million, aimed at accelerating rural 2G/3G/4G deployments across Africa.
The company also launched its first 4G towers in Ivory Coast, began a 3G rollout in Cameroon, and is working to complete delayed regulatory filings related to a prior restructuring.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC: NRRWF) provided a corporate update on April 23, 2026 regarding its restructuring transaction and the acquisition of Advance Factoring Inc.
Former shareholders of Advance Factoring executed an Undertaking on April 17, 2026 restricting disposal of securities issued under the share purchase agreement dated December 22, 2025. The Undertaking remains until two business days after removal from the BCSC Issuers in Default List or until the BCSC provides written consent to revise it. The company is preparing a material change report under Form 51-102F3 and Form 51-102F5 to remedy the default.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC: NRRWF) announced a non-brokered private placement to raise up to $15 million CAD via up to 4,098,361 Units at $3.66 per Unit, each Unit including up to one warrant exercisable at $4.30 for five years.
The Company says proceeds will fund business development and general working capital. NuRAN also reported first 4G tower sites in Ivory Coast and initial 3G deployment in Cameroon. Securities will carry a four-month hold period.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) filed an application to list its common shares on the Nasdaq Capital Market and intends to file an SEC registration statement, subject to Nasdaq and SEC approval. The company also appointed Navindran Naidoo and Gerard Lokossou as strategic advisors to support operational and commercial growth in Africa.
The appointments add 25–30 years of regional telecom experience and industry networks to NuRAN as it pursues broader institutional investor access via a potential Nasdaq uplisting.
NuRAN (OTC:NRRWF) closed an additional tranche of debt settlements on February 3, 2026, issuing 26,297 Units at $2.89 per Unit to settle $76,000 of debt. The company also issued 5,634 common shares to board members for services in 2022–2023.
The company corrected prior figures for an earlier tranche: the initial additional tranche was 2,115,064 Units at $2.89, which included cash subscriptions of $2,599,932 and debt settlements of $3,512,627. All securities are subject to a statutory four-month-and-one-day hold period.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC:NRRWF) restated corrections about a restructuring transaction tied to its acquisition of Advance Factoring. The company issued 10,380,618 Units at $2.89 (Dec 22, 2025) including $3.025M cash subscriptions and $6.172M debt settlements.
The Factor was acquired for $20,802,303.09 via 7,198,026 Units, vendors now hold 55.80% of shares, effecting a change of control. The structure provided administrative efficiency and a 23% discount on amounts owed. The BC Securities Commission expects the company to be listed as in default until required material-change disclosure is filed.
NuRAN Wireless (OTC: NRRWF) announced the launch of its first 3G site in Cameroon, advancing its network rollout to expand mobile voice and data access in underserved communities.
The company also changed its auditor to SRCO Professional Corporation effective January 13, 2026, a Board-approved step to support Nasdaq listing efforts; the former auditor's reports for periods ending December 31, 2024 contained no modifications, and the required Notice of Change of Auditor was filed on SEDARplus.