SuperCom Ltd. (SPCB) announced a new electronic‑monitoring contract with a juvenile probation agency in Texas, marking the company’s first state‑level win in the Lone Star State and its 14th U.S. state contract since mid‑2024.
The deal will deploy SuperCom’s PureSecurity platform on a recurring‑revenue model that charges based on active daily units. The contract is a key addition to the company’s growing portfolio of state‑level agreements, which have helped it displace incumbent vendors and accelerate adoption of its next‑generation technology across the country.
SuperCom’s president and CEO, Ordan Trabelsi, said the Texas win “demonstrates the continued momentum we’re building across the U.S., where agencies are increasingly choosing SuperCom to modernize their systems and strengthen public‑safety programs.” He added that the company’s “field‑proven technology, scalable platform, and rapid deployment capabilities” are driving results in both juvenile and adult supervision programs.
The company’s recent earnings report, released on November 13 2025, showed a record net income for the first nine months of 2025 and a strong margin expansion, underscoring the financial impact of new contracts like the Texas deal. SuperCom’s Q3 2025 revenue of $6.22 million beat estimates of $5.88 million, and its Non‑GAAP EPS of $0.39 surpassed the consensus estimate of a $0.12 loss, a beat of $0.51 or 425%. The earnings beat was largely driven by cost controls and a favorable mix of high‑margin contracts, which offset modest cost inflation.
The Texas contract adds a new revenue stream that is expected to contribute to the company’s recurring‑revenue model, reinforcing its strategy to grow in high‑growth U.S. markets. By expanding into Texas, SuperCom positions itself to capture additional state‑level opportunities and build momentum for future contracts in neighboring jurisdictions.
SuperCom’s management remains confident about its growth trajectory, citing strong demand for electronic‑monitoring solutions and a robust pipeline of state contracts. The company’s focus on operational efficiency and strategic investments in technology has helped it maintain profitability while scaling its platform.
The Texas win is a tangible illustration of SuperCom’s ability to secure new state contracts and expand its footprint, reinforcing its competitive position in the electronic‑monitoring market.
The company’s continued success in winning state contracts, combined with its strong financial performance, signals a positive outlook for future growth and market share expansion.
The announcement underscores SuperCom’s strategy of leveraging its PureSecurity platform to win new contracts and strengthen its recurring‑revenue base, positioning the company for continued expansion in the U.S. electronic‑monitoring market.
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