Ceragon reports $10M+ in Q2 private network bookings

Ceragon Networks (NASDAQ: CRNT) announced more than $10 million in private network bookings during the second quarter of 2026, spanning contracts in public safety, utilities, and smart cities, according to a press release from the Israel-based company.

The contracts include a purchase order from Clermont County, Ohio, for an 11-site Next Generation 9-1-1 network to replace legacy microwave infrastructure. A county government in the U.S. Pacific Northwest also placed an order to modernize an aging P25 public safety communications network for first responders operating in mountainous terrain. In Latin America, Ceragon received an order to support a metropolitan emergency and security communications network using millimeter-wave technology.

On the utilities side, a U.S. electric utility placed an order for a Fault Detection, Isolation, and Restoration project covering more than 1,000 utility assets. A separate U.S. utility cooperative ordered modernization of legacy microwave infrastructure connecting substations and operations centers.

A California municipality also ordered a project to provide public Wi-Fi connectivity across community parks.

"Organizations responsible for critical infrastructure are increasingly investing in secure, resilient communications networks to support modern operations," said Doron Arazi, Chief Executive Officer of Ceragon. "We're seeing that demand translate into a growing pipeline of private network opportunities across multiple industries and geographies."

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