Ceragon Networks
Israeli-headquartered wireless backhaul provider serving 600+ mobile operators and 1,600+ private network owners globally, directly contributing to Israel's technology economy
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Israeli-headquartered company subject to potential sanctions regimes and EU due diligence requirements; operates in sensitive critical infrastructure sector serving government clients
NASDAQ-listed (CRNT) with market exposure to ESG-conscious institutional investors; Israeli headquarters means corporate profits directly support the Israeli economy
B2B model limits consumer pressure but creates vulnerability through client procurement decisions; government and utility contracts subject to ethical procurement review
Critical infrastructure provider to utilities, oil/gas, and government agencies; clients may face pressure to audit supplier relationships for human rights compliance
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Ceragon Networks represents a B2B infrastructure target as an Israeli-headquartered wireless networking company directly contributing to the Israeli economy through corporate tax revenue, technology development, and employment in Tel Aviv. As a NASDAQ-listed company serving critical infrastructure sectors including utilities, government agencies, and energy companies, Ceragon creates procurement pressure opportunities through its global client base.
Key Leverage Points
- Israeli Headquarters: All corporate profits and tax revenue flow directly to the Israeli economy, making this a clear divestment target
- NASDAQ Listing: Public trading exposes company to institutional investor pressure and ESG screening processes
- Critical Infrastructure Clients: Government and utility clients are subject to ethical procurement policies and public accountability
- B2B Procurement Decisions: Enterprise clients (utilities, telcos) have alternative suppliers available from European and Asian manufacturers
Evidence Summary
Ceragon Networks was founded in Tel Aviv in 1996 and maintains its global headquarters in Israel. The company serves over 600 service providers and 1,600 private network owners globally, including utilities, government agencies, and energy companies. As a NASDAQ-listed company (CRNT), financial information is publicly available, demonstrating the direct economic contribution to Israel. The company's products (IP-20, IP-50 series) provide wireless backhaul solutions with capacities up to 20 Gbit/s for critical infrastructure.
Engagement Strategy
Focus on two primary approaches: institutional investor divestment and client procurement pressure. Target NASDAQ institutional shareholders with divestment calls emphasising direct economic contribution to the Israeli economy. Engage utility companies, government procurement offices, and telecommunications operators to review supplier relationships for human rights compliance. Emphasise availability of established European alternatives (Ericsson, Nokia) that offer equivalent or superior technology without Israeli headquarters. Frame procurement decisions in terms of ESG compliance, supply chain risk, and ethical sourcing requirements.
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Israeli-headquartered company with global HQ at 24 Raoul Wallenberg Street, Tel Aviv. Founded 1996, NASDAQ-listed under ticker CRNT
Open sourceCorporate materials document 600+ service providers and 1,600+ private network owners as customers, including utilities and government agencies
Open sourceCeragon Networks Ltd. publicly traded on NASDAQ, providing transparent financial disclosure of Israeli business operations
Open sourceCompany positioned as leading wireless backhaul provider with IP-20 and IP-50 product lines offering up to 20 Gbit/s capacity for critical infrastructure
Open sourceUpdates & Milestones
- Government & Oil/Gas Contracts
Ongoing contracts with utilities, government agencies, and energy sector clients for wireless infrastructure
- Utility Sector Expansion
Continued expansion into utility and critical infrastructure wireless networks globally
- Leadership Change
Doron Arazi appointed as Chief Executive Officer
- NASDAQ IPO
Company completes initial public offering on NASDAQ under ticker symbol CRNT
- Company Founded
Ceragon Networks founded in Tel Aviv, Israel by Shraga Katz and Inon Beracha