Company Description
SYTAW represents the publicly traded common warrants of Siyata Mobile Inc. on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Siyata Mobile is described in its public communications as a B2B global developer and vendor of next-generation Push-To-Talk over Cellular (PoC) handsets and accessories. The company focuses on mission-critical communication solutions that allow users to communicate over nationwide cellular networks of their choice.
According to Siyata’s disclosures, its portfolio of rugged PoC handsets and accessories is designed so that first responders and enterprise workers can instantly communicate, increase situational awareness and help protect lives. Police, fire and ambulance organizations, as well as schools, utilities, security companies, hospitals, waste management companies, resorts and other organizations are identified as users of Siyata’s Push-to-Talk handsets and accessories. These use cases highlight the company’s emphasis on demanding, mission-critical environments where reliable voice communication is essential.
In addition to handsets and accessories, Siyata states that it offers enterprise-grade in-vehicle solutions and cellular booster systems. These offerings are intended to support effective communication when users are inside vehicles or operating in areas where cellular signal strength is weak. By combining PoC devices, in-vehicle equipment and signal-boosting technology, Siyata seeks to address communication needs across field operations, vehicle fleets and remote locations.
Siyata’s public statements note that it sells its portfolio through leading North American cellular carriers, as well as through international cellular carriers and distributors. This channel-focused approach positions the company within the broader wireless ecosystem, where carriers and distributors bring Siyata’s devices and systems to public safety agencies and enterprise customers.
Siyata’s common shares trade on Nasdaq under the symbol "SYTA", and its common warrants trade on Nasdaq under the symbol "SYTAW". The company is identified in regulatory filings as a foreign private issuer organized under the laws of the Province of British Columbia, with principal executive offices in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Its industry classification aligns with radio and television broadcasting and wireless communications equipment manufacturing within the broader manufacturing sector.
Business focus and product evolution
Earlier descriptions of Siyata’s business, such as the Polygon summary, reference the company’s origins in cellular-connected devices for trucks, commercial vehicles and fleets, including a 3G fixed truck phone product line and the Voyager connected vehicle smartphone. These historical references emphasize Siyata’s focus on vehicle-based communication and connectivity, including support for push-to-talk, fleet management applications and extended cellular connectivity in remote areas.
More recent company descriptions consistently highlight mission-critical Push-To-Talk over Cellular handsets as the core of Siyata’s business. The company cites a portfolio of rugged PoC devices and accessories designed for straightforward, reliable voice communication in high-stakes environments. Public safety organizations and enterprise field teams are repeatedly cited as key user groups, underscoring Siyata’s orientation toward professional and operational use rather than consumer-focused devices.
Use cases and customer environments
Based on Siyata’s own descriptions, its products are used in a variety of operational settings. First responders such as police, fire and ambulance services use PoC handsets and accessories for coordination and incident response. Schools and hospitals can use these devices to support campus safety and internal communications. Utilities, waste management companies and security firms may deploy Siyata devices for field crews and mobile teams working across large geographic areas or in challenging conditions. Resorts and other enterprises can use PoC handsets to coordinate staff and manage events.
In-vehicle solutions and cellular booster systems are positioned as complementary offerings that help maintain communication quality when users are on the move or in areas with weaker coverage. By pairing PoC handsets with vehicle-focused hardware and signal-boosting equipment, Siyata aims to support continuous communication for fleets and mobile workforces.
Capital markets and corporate developments
Siyata’s common shares and common warrants trade on Nasdaq under the symbols SYTA and SYTAW, respectively. As a foreign private issuer, Siyata files reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), including Form 6-K current reports. These filings provide information on material agreements and corporate actions.
In SEC filings and press releases, Siyata has disclosed a Merger Agreement and an Amended and Restated Merger Agreement with Core Gaming, Inc. and a wholly owned subsidiary, Siyata Core Acquisition U.S., Inc. Under these agreements, Core Gaming is expected to merge with and into the subsidiary, with Core Gaming surviving as a wholly owned subsidiary of Siyata. The filings describe Core Gaming as a rising innovator in AI-driven creative technologies and provide financial statement information about Core Gaming and its subsidiary Newbyera Technology Limited. The merger remains subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions, as stated in Siyata’s public communications.
The Amended and Restated Merger Agreement, as summarized in a Form 6-K, also references Siyata PTT, Siyata Mobile Israel Ltd. and Signifi Mobile Inc. as limited-purpose parties for specified provisions. It outlines arrangements relating to a PTT Retained Business, post-closing cash management for certain subsidiaries, negative covenants requiring specified consents for actions involving those subsidiaries, and a post-closing indemnification framework. The filing further describes a Consulting Agreement under which BSD Capital Group Ltd., wholly owned by Marc Seelenfreund, is to provide day-to-day management services ordinarily associated with the role of Chief Executive Officer for certain Siyata subsidiaries, subject to the terms described in that agreement.
Relationship with Core Gaming
Multiple Siyata news releases describe Core Gaming as an AI-driven mobile games developer and publisher with a focus on creative technologies and generative AI. These releases discuss products such as the AI COMIC app, which uses AI models to transform photos and video clips into stylized visual content, and Nowifi, an offline mini-game hub designed for low-connectivity environments. While these products and technologies belong to Core Gaming, Siyata’s public communications emphasize that a definitive merger agreement has been signed and that Core Gaming’s activities are relevant in the context of the proposed transaction.
In a Form 6-K, Siyata provides additional detail on Core Gaming’s corporate structure, including its incorporation in Delaware and its acquisition of Newbyera Technology Limited. The filing also includes or references audited and unaudited financial statements for Core Gaming and Newbyera, as well as pro forma combined financial statements for Siyata and Core Gaming. These disclosures are intended to give investors more insight into the potential combined business if the merger is completed.
Industry classification and sector
Siyata Mobile is classified under radio and television broadcasting and wireless communications equipment manufacturing, within the manufacturing sector. This classification reflects the company’s focus on hardware devices and related accessories that enable wireless communication, particularly in mission-critical and professional settings. While Core Gaming operates in AI-driven mobile games and creative technologies, Siyata’s current business description remains centered on Push-To-Talk over Cellular handsets, in-vehicle solutions and cellular booster systems.
Role of SYTAW warrants
The SYTAW ticker on Nasdaq refers to Siyata’s common warrants, as described in the company’s public disclosures. These warrants are distinct from the common shares trading under SYTA, though both are tied to the same underlying issuer, Siyata Mobile Inc. Investors researching SYTAW often review Siyata’s business model, industry classification, SEC filings and corporate developments, including the proposed merger with Core Gaming, to understand the broader context in which the warrants trade.