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Spun-off from Siemens, Cinterion Brings Leaner Operation, Faster Response Time and Increased Product Innovation to Global Customers
As it celebrates its one year anniversary as an independent firm, Cinterion Wireless Modules announced today that it maintained its worldwide leadership for cellular wireless modules with a market share of 33 percent – nearly twice as big as its nearest competitor. The Company also achieved record-breaking sales of more than € 200 million Euros, the equivalent of more than $283 million USD. Cinterion spun off from Siemens last summer after a leveraged buyout by the private equity investor Granville Baird and the T-Mobile Venture Fund.
As a newly independent firm and during turbulent financial times around the globe, Cinterion successfully transferred all assets and functions from Siemens to Cinterion without negative impact on operations or customers and grew its presence to more than 20 countries worldwide. The Company shipped more than 5.5 million modules in its first year, expanding the gap on its nearest competitor. In addition to maintaining its impressive worldwide sales lead, the Company recognized many other milestones during its first year:
- AC65i, AC75i – Next generation Automotive Platform modules were first eCall ready products to market and offer advanced telematics capabilities and TS 16949 quality standard compliance
- EES3, EGS5, EGS3, BGS3 – LGA (Land Grid Array) Series scalable modules offer precise land grid array mounting and flexible soldering for cost effective, fully automated manufacturing and process consistency
- MC75i, TC65i, TC63i – Connector Series scalable modules offer seamless upgrades as technology needs expansion
- MC55i - Quad-band module enables seamless global operations and is suitable for a host of fields
“Ours has been an extremely successful transition to independence,” stated Norbert Muhrer, CEO, Cinterion Wireless Modules. “We built Cinterion as a lean, flexible company allowing a faster response to market needs and customer requirements. We’ve not only maintained our strong relationships with leading customers around the world, but we’ve expanded our penetration in new growth vertical markets including health care, environmental technology and the automotive industry. Our market strength and sustainable, cash positive business puts us in the leading position to continue gaining market share while driving M2M technology adoption to help a wide range of industries operate more efficiently.”
Cinterion Wireless Modules will continue its successful growth strategy based on innovating new technology and products and on its well-known differentiators of high quality, reliability, and localized global customer support. In the future, Cinterion will strengthen its unique Evolution Platform with new scalable 2G and 3G products to meet growing M2M market demand. In addition, Cinterion is committed to sharpening competitive edge and protecting its customers’ technology investments by applying more than 10 years M2M industry experience toward developing new products for emerging technologies such as M2M optimized HSPA and more.
For more information, please contact:
Lydia Aldejohann, Cinterion Wireless Modules GmbH


+49 89 21029 9123
Ellen Lynch, LPI Communications for Cinterion


415.225.2240
About CinterionWireless Modules
Cinterion Wireless Modules is the worldwide leading supplier of cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) communication modules and combines unparalleled M2M engineering expertise and localized worldwide customer support with a strong portfolio of high-quality GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA and UMTS products. Cinterion is a reliable partner and valued by many vertical market customers for its award-winning modules which enable machines, equipment and vehicles to communicate over wireless networks helping enterprises dramatically cut costs and increase productivity and efficiency. Cinterion products are carrier and FTA approved and used for industries including remote maintenance and control; metering; payment systems; industrial PDAs; routers and gateways; security systems; health care; automotive and eToll; tracking and tracing; environmental monitoring and more. The firm’s global headquarters are in Munich, Germany with sales and support offices in local markets around the world.