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Wyld Networks

Wyld Networks is a Swedish-listed virtual satellite network operator that develops wireless connectivity solutions for Internet of Things devices and sensors. Its business centers on satellite-enabled IoT terminals, network services, and related software that allow remote data transmission in places without cellular coverage, with operations and customer deployments spanning multiple countries.

Revenue3.6m SEK
+843.8 %y/y
Operating profit (EBIT)-26.8m SEK
+38.1 %y/y
EBIT margin-734.6%
+10,459.5 ppy/y
Net income-27.5m SEK
+41.0 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2022–2025

-50-40-30-20-10010m SEK2022: 1.1 m SEK20222023: 0.78 m SEK2023: EBIT -46 m SEK20232024: 0.39 m SEK2024: EBIT -43 m SEK20242025: 3.6 m SEK2025: EBIT -27 m SEK20253.6-27
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Satellite IoT connectivity45 %

Connectivity services that transmit sensor and device data via satellite where cellular coverage is absent.

IoT terminals and hardware35 %

Satellite IoT terminals and related device hardware used for field deployments.

Software and platform services10 %

Fusion platform and network software supporting multidimensional mesh and remote connectivity use cases.

Deployment and pilot services10 %

Customer pilots, integration work, and rollout support for commercial and defense deployments.

Customers

Wyld Networks sells to organizations that need reliable remote connectivity for sensors and devices in areas without cellular networks. Reported use cases include agriculture, agrifood research, energy and industrial monitoring, and defense-related communications. Customers buy the company’s solutions to collect field data, connect assets, and support operations in remote or hard-to-reach locations.

Agriculture and agritech

Buys satellite IoT terminals and connectivity for irrigation, soil, crop, and farm monitoring.

Defense and government

Buys secure remote connectivity solutions for tactical and field communications use cases.

Industrial and energy

Uses remote sensor connectivity for asset monitoring and automation in off-grid locations.

Research and agrifood institutions

Uses IoT solutions for data collection in field trials and environmental monitoring.

Strategy

Wyld Networks is focused on scaling satellite IoT deployments from pilot projects into commercial rollouts across agriculture, industrial, and defense markets. A key strategic priority is expanding regulatory coverage and intellectual property protection so the company can sell in larger addressable markets such as the United States and other licensed jurisdictions.

Commercialize satellite IoT deploymentsShort term

The business depends on converting pilots and first shipments into recurring customer rollouts.

Expand licensed market accessMedium term

Satellite IoT sales require regulatory approval, so licenses directly widen the addressable market.

Build defense-focused positioningMedium term

Defense can provide higher-value and more strategic use cases for secure remote connectivity.

Protect and extend technology IPLong term

Patents support differentiation in mesh-network and satellite IoT applications.

Geography

Wyld Networks is headquartered in Stockholm and operates through a UK-based subsidiary, with commercial activity spanning Europe, the Americas, and other licensed markets. The company reports operating licenses in 76 countries, and its deployments in Brazil, Peru, the UK, and the United States show that market access and regulatory approvals are central to its geographic footprint.

Risks

Wyld Networks depends on winning regulatory approvals, converting pilots into commercial contracts, and proving that satellite IoT can scale economically across different end markets. The company also faces execution risk typical of early-stage hardware-and-connectivity businesses, including customer concentration, deployment timing, and the need to fund growth before revenues become broad-based.

Sorted by severity
Customer conversion riskHigh

Pilot projects and first shipments may not lead to repeat orders or scaled rollouts.

Exposure: Agriculture and defense pilots

Regulatory and licensing dependenceHigh

The company can only commercially deploy in markets where it has operating approvals.

ExposureUSBrazilOther licensed jurisdictions
Execution risk in hardware and deploymentMedium

The business must manufacture, ship, and integrate terminals reliably across geographies.

Exposure: Satellite IoT terminals and field deployments

Customer and end-market concentrationMedium

A small number of early deployments can dominate near-term revenue and visibility.

Exposure: Agriculture and government contracts

Accounting

Judgemental items
Revenue recognition timing

Revenue may be recognized when terminals are delivered, services are activated, or milestones are met.

Impact: Can create lumpy quarterly sales and margin comparisons

Capitalized development and intangible assets

Technology businesses often capitalize certain development costs and patents, which then require amortization and impairment review.

Impact: Affects operating profit and balance sheet asset values

Impairment of intangibles

If commercial adoption is slower than expected, patents or platform assets may need write-downs.

Impact: Could materially affect earnings in a weak adoption scenario

Equity and warrant accounting

The company has used warrants and share issuances to fund operations, which affects dilution and equity balances.

Impact: Impacts per-share metrics and capital structure

Publicly listed companies with a comparable business focus.

Last updated: 24/09/2026

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