Core Insights - SuperCom has secured a new electronic monitoring service provider contract in North Carolina, marking its first deployment in the state and expanding its reach to 15 U.S. states since mid-2024 [1][2][3] - The contract establishes SuperCom as the primary EM technology partner, transitioning existing GPS tracking infrastructure to its proprietary technology and software platform, following a recurring revenue model based on active daily units [2][3] - The decision by the North Carolina service provider reflects a competitive evaluation and ongoing demand for SuperCom's advanced EM solutions among regional providers [3] Company Expansion - SuperCom's entry into North Carolina is part of its U.S. expansion strategy, with 16 service provider contracts signed and 15 new states entered since mid-2024 [4] - The company emphasizes its ability to displace incumbent vendors and establish a durable presence in new geographies [4] Financial Performance - SuperCom reported a record net income of $6 million and an EBITDA margin exceeding 35% for the first nine months of 2025, indicating strong operational and financial health to support continued expansion [4]