Subex Secures 9-Year EUR 2.7M Enterprise Asset Management Deal in North Africa
Subex Limited secured a 9-year Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) contract with a North African Telecom operator. Valued at approximately EUR 2.7 Million, the deal involves deploying HyperSense solutions for asset lifecycle management. This is a new logo win for Subex, an international engagement.
The contract is for 9 years and valued at EUR 2.7 Million, which is a significant but not transformative amount for a company of Subex's scale. It represents a positive development and a new market entry.
The announcement details a new significant contract win for Subex with a major telecom operator, indicating business growth and successful deployment of their solutions.
Subex Limited has announced securing a significant 9-year Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) engagement with a leading North African Telecom operator. This new logo win involves the deployment of Subex's HyperSense solutions, which will enable a flexible, governance-first EAM approach covering the entire asset management lifecycle from purchase to disposal.
The scope of the project encompasses all asset types, including telecom network, fiber, IT, and data-center assets. The solution integrates seamlessly with existing third-party systems such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Geographic Information System (GIS), and Network Management System/Element Management System (NMS/EMS).
The contract is valued at approximately EUR 2.7 Million and is considered an international entity contract. This strategic partnership aims to provide centralized 360° asset visibility, Fixed Asset Registry (FAR) reconciliation, and workflow automation. Nisha Dutt, MD & CEO of Subex, highlighted the importance of intelligent asset stewardship in accelerating digital infrastructure and stated that this engagement will unify asset intelligence across radio, fibre, and data centre assets, enabling the operator to scale faster, invest smarter, and strengthen compliance.
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