SuperCom (SPCB) Secures First Contract in Alabama

SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB), a global provider of secure solutions for the e-Government, IoT, and Cybersecurity sectors, announced today that it has secured a new contract to provide its advanced GPS tracking and domestic violence (DV) monitoring solutions to a government agency in Alabama. This achievement marks SuperCom's 5th entry into a new US state since August 2024 and its 10^th contract signed in the USA in just 60 days. These contracts, spanning Kentucky, South Dakota, and Alabama, reflect record expansion speed for the company and strong US market acceptance of SuperCom's advanced offender electronic monitoring technologies.

Under the contract, SuperCom will deploy its cutting-edge PureSecurity GPS Tracking and PureProtect Domestic Violence Monitoring technologies. These solutions include advanced features such as real-time location tracking, anti-tamper mechanisms, and secure communication channels. The program aims to enhance offender accountability and safeguard victims, providing Alabama law enforcement agencies with powerful tools to improve public safety and offender management. The contract also includes provisions for scalability, allowing for an increase in the number of monitored units and the addition of new services over time.

"We're thrilled to see rapid expansion as we enter the USA market with our advanced technologies, with a record 10 new contracts secured in just 60 days. After reaching impressive annual growth above 50% driven by our wins in Europe, we launched our new technology tailored for the US market, and based on our success thus far, it looks like we hit the nail on the head in terms of market fit," commented Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom.

"The US electronic monitoring market, multiples larger than the European one and projected to reach $1.8 billion by 2028, offers unmatched growth opportunities. In addition, our U.S. solution benefits from key efficiencies, including a cloud-based infrastructure, a single-language system, centralized operations and logistics, and no reliance on subcontractors. These factors significantly reduce costs, increase operational efficiencies, and support higher margins. All of this along with our recent momentum is making us excited here at SuperCom about future prospects for the business as we continue expansion in the US in parallel to our ongoing European expansion," Ordan continued.

"Furthermore, we are happy to bring our innovative GPS tracking and domestic violence monitoring technologies to Alabama, marking our 5th new state entry in the U.S. since August 2024. This milestone underscores the growing demand for our advanced solutions and highlights the trust public safety agencies place in SuperCom. We are proud to contribute to Alabama's efforts to create safer communities and provide essential tools for offender monitoring and victim protection. This new partnership with Alabama not only strengthens our presence in the state but also aligns with our vision for sustained growth across the region," Ordan concluded.

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