The deal secures Ceragon's role as a primary supplier for the operator's network expansion. Under the terms, the company will deploy a suite of advanced transport technologies, specifically utilizing its IP-50CX and IP-50GP series, alongside E-band solutions such as the IP-50E, IP-50EX, and IP-50EXP. These hardware components are central to the operator's push to enhance capacity and efficiency across its mobile footprint.

Following the announcement, Ceragon stock climbed to $2.27. While the company reached a 52-week peak of $3.29 in early June, this latest win provides a significant boost for a stock that has seen modest growth of 1.3% over the past year. By locking in a five-year revenue stream from an established client, Ceragon stabilizes its position in the competitive telecommunications infrastructure market.