Sequans Communications (SQNS) Acquires ACP

Sequans Communications S.A. (NYSE: SQNS), a leading provider of 4G and 5G semiconductors and modules for the Internet of Things, today announced the acquisition of ACP Advanced Circuit Pursuit AG ("ACP"), a Zurich-based company recognized for its robust IP portfolio and expertise in RF CMOS technology.

The acquisition strengthens Sequans' technology leadership in 5G eRedCap development and accelerates its time-to-market for next-generation IoT chips. In addition, ACP's proven radio technology and successful track record in selling its technology across various wireless market segments are expected to create new growth opportunities for Sequans.

"We are thrilled to welcome the ACP team to Sequans," said Georges Karam, Chairman and CEO of Sequans. "Their advanced, ready-to-use technology and engineering expertise perfectly complement our existing capabilities and will be instrumental in driving our product innovations forward."

"Joining Sequans marks a pivotal moment for the ACP team," said Dr. Qiuting Huang, CEO of ACP. "Sequans' pioneering leadership in cellular IoT provides an ideal platform for integrating our technologies and accelerating innovation in the 5G IoT product roadmap."

The acquisition brings a small, highly skilled team to Sequans with minimal impact on the company's planned operating expenses for 2025. The acquisition is expected to generate modest revenue in 2025 and potentially contribute several million dollars in 2026 through ACP's existing customer relationships.

"The 5G eRedCap market is expected to surpass 4G IoT in scale, and this acquisition strengthens Sequans' ability to capture this expanding market opportunity," concluded Karam.

The deal, structured as a cash transaction, underscores Sequans' ability to execute its strategy while maintaining disciplined financial management.

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