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Viper Networks reports developments around its telecommunications and smart-city infrastructure businesses under the VPER symbol. The company’s 0Wire Communications and 0Wire Wholesale units are tied to recurring updates on over-the-top communications revenue, wholesale services, fixed wireless access, enterprise communications and mobile-network enablement.
Company announcements also cover the Community line of smart poles and Apollo smart lighting systems, including smart-city pilots using 5G radio access equipment, cameras, LED advertising panels, public WiFi and related IoT applications. Other recurring themes include Eastern Caribbean operating subsidiaries, datacenter connectivity, MVNE relationships and periodic financial statements describing revenue, EBITDA, debt and acquisition-related expenses.
Viper Networks (OTCPK: VPER) reported first quarter 2026 revenue of $1.393 million, up from $1.307 million in Q1 2025, mainly from its OTT business unit. Operating loss widened to $99,930, driven largely by $50,090 in non-cash depreciation and amortization from a telecom acquisition and higher one-time licensing, legal and marketing expenses.
The company reported progress in deployments in Dominica, establishing a new market in the Middle East, and closing key contracts for deployments in Archuleta County, Colorado. It is advancing its MVNE service and OTT wholesale voice and messaging contracts as part of a long-term revenue growth strategy.
Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) announced the planned launch of mobile services and its first U.S. smart city pilot in Archuleta County, Colorado, targeting late Q2 2026. Operating as Four Corners Wireless, 0Wire will deploy mobility, business communications and smart city solutions including smart poles, intelligent lighting, cameras with AI analytics and public WiFi in Pagosa Springs.
The pilot uses existing and new infrastructure and follows 0Wire's MVNE joint venture activity and Caribbean expansion plans.
Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) subsidiary 0Wire Communications joined the Caribbean Datacenter Association as an Affiliate Member on March 26, 2026. The move aligns with Viper’s regional telecom strategy and its 0Wire CARICOM subsidiary in St. Lucia, targeting initial operations in Dominica, St. Lucia and St. Kitts.
The company said 0Wire will support fixed wireless, mobile and smart city services and help interconnect datacenters to advance digital infrastructure, connectivity and regional data sovereignty goals.
Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) released annual financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, showing materially higher revenue and a swing to positive EBITDA.
Revenue rose to $5.546 million from $936,000 in 2024; EBITDA improved to $199,197 from a loss of $218,035. Operations generated $62,968 cash flow. The company cited the acquisition and integration of telecommunications subsidiaries (now 0Wire entities), MVNE JV activity with Choice Wireless, regional registrations in CARICOM, and smart city pilot completion in Saudi Arabia.
Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) announced the creation of 0Wire (CARICOM) Ltd. in St. Lucia to serve as a holding company for planned subsidiaries across the ECTel region (St. Kitts, Dominica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and Grenada).
The first deployment is scheduled to proceed in Dominica in Q1 2026; corporate actions there have begun and licensing will follow filings. Initial services include fixed wireless access, home and business internet and telephony. Simultaneously, 0Wire will launch mobile service in the United States for Eastern Caribbean expatriates via a recently announced MVNE joint venture, offering cross-border local numbers and integrated calling/messaging/data between the U.S. and Dominica. 0Wire also plans no-cost internet for children under 12 in Global Citizen households and free service to participating schools.
Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) and Choice Wireless announced a joint venture agreement on December 19, 2025 to jointly market mobile services and MVNE solutions. The collaboration will let Viper subsidiary 0Wire Communications use Choice Wireless' VirtuoLink MVNE platform as the core for upcoming mobile deployments and joint customer acquisition.
Key service offers include an MVNO on-ramp for niche markets, consolidated mobile enterprise communications replacing complex VoIP stacks, and secure mobile data virtual private networks. Choice says VirtuoLink can reduce upfront costs by up to 90% and cut time to market by several months.
Viper Networks (OTCPK: VPER) released third quarter 2025 financial statements on Nov 14, 2025, reporting continued organic growth after its telecommunications business unit acquisition.
Key figures: quarterly revenue $1.562 million (up from $1.307 million in Q1 2025), nine‑month EBITDA (non‑GAAP) $103,387 versus an EBITDA loss of $288,418 for the same period in 2024, and operating loss narrowed to $58,771 from $314,813. Depreciation and amortization related to the acquisition totaled $148,984. Management cited organic OTT growth and progress toward US and Eastern Caribbean mobile service rollouts.
Viper Networks (OTCID: VPER) and Apollo INT'L have successfully completed a smart city pilot deployment in Saudi Arabia. The project showcases Viper's Community product line, featuring advanced smart poles and Apollo smart lighting systems equipped with 5G radio access, LED advertising panels, and cameras.
The deployment demonstrates revenue-generating applications including security cameras, advertising, traffic control, parking meters, sensors, and WiFi systems. Apollo INT'L and House of Invention are discussing local manufacturing in Saudi Arabia to serve the MENA region. This marks the second of three pilot projects, following a successful deployment of 108 poles in Colombo, Sri Lanka in July 2024.
Viper Networks (OTCPK: VPER) released its Q1 2025 financial results, showing significant improvement in performance. The company reported revenues of $1.307 million and achieved positive EBITDA of $46,565, compared to a loss of $171,482 in Q1 2024. Operating losses decreased to $42,570 from $171,482 year-over-year. The company's telecommunications business grew 41% quarter-over-quarter since acquiring 0Wire Communications in November 2024.
VPER is expanding its mobile business in the Eastern Caribbean, starting in Dominica, while simultaneously developing mobile services in the United States. The company is also progressing with smart city and energy generation initiatives in the US and Sri Lanka, awaiting final designs and permits for planned deployments.
Viper Networks (OTCPK: VPER) has released its 2024 Annual Report, showcasing significant growth and operational improvements. Annual revenue surged to $936,597 in 2024, up from $30,600 in the previous year. The company completed several strategic initiatives, including the acquisition of Hammer Fiber Optics Holdings' telecommunications assets in exchange for 2.5 million HMMR shares.
Key operational achievements include deploying 108 smart poles in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and progress on projects in Chicago and the Eastern Caribbean. Financial highlights show the telecommunications unit generated $818,000 in revenue in November-December 2024, a 37.2% quarterly increase. While operating loss slightly increased to $536,359, net loss decreased to $319,085 from $820,933. The company achieved positive EBITDA and cash flow in Q4 2024.
Total assets grew to $2.978 million, with liabilities at $1.621 million. The company strengthened its balance sheet by converting $419,340 in notes payable and $225,000 in accrued salaries to Series B preferred stock.