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net -0.3 1.4 / 10Revenue down 14%, but management guides recovery on new products
Watch: Monitor Q1 2026 results for early signs of the new product ramp and Asia-Pacific contract contribution. Any miss on the $355–385M guidance or delays in the four new launches would invalidate the turnaround thesis and likely trigger a selloff.
Ceragon Networks posted 2025 revenue of $338.7M, a 14.1% decline from 2024, with Q4 particularly weak at $82.3M (down 23% YoY). The wireless backhaul vendor is betting on four new product launches—including 60 GHz point-to-multipoint solutions—plus a multimillion-dollar private network contract in Asia-Pacific to drive 2026 back to growth. Guidance of $355–385M for 2026 implies a return to mid-single-digit expansion if execution lands.
The sharp Q4 deceleration (23% YoY drop) signals demand headwinds in Ceragon's core markets, but the company is pivoting toward higher-margin private network infrastructure—a structural shift away from commodity wireless backhaul. If the four new products and Asia-Pacific contract gain traction, the recovery narrative becomes credible; if they stall, the stock faces renewed pressure on a difficult 2025 comp.
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