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Subex secures 5-year $1.93 million telecom contract in North Africa

Sarthak Kumar

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Subex Ltd. on Thursday announced the expansion of its engagement with a leading telecom operator in North Africa to modernise its Revenue Assurance and Fraud Management (RAFM) operations through its AI-powered HyperSense platform.

In an exchange filing, the company said the contract is valued at around $1.93 million and spans a period of five years.

As part of the engagement, the telecom operator will transition from ROC to Subex’s HyperSense platform, which the company described as an AI-first business assurance and fraud management solution. The platform combines modular data management, analytics, process automation and AI-driven intelligence to improve operational agility, strengthen fraud detection and enhance revenue protection capabilities.

The company said the deal has been awarded by an international entity and does not involve any related-party transactions.

Subex stated that the latest engagement further strengthens its presence in the global telecom AI solutions space, where operators are increasingly focusing on automation, risk management and operational efficiency amid rising digital infrastructure investments.

Commenting on the development, Nisha Dutt, Managing Director and CEO of Subex, said the engagement would help unify asset intelligence across radio, fibre and data centre infrastructure, enabling operators to scale faster, invest smarter and strengthen compliance.

The Bengaluru-based company said its HyperSense platform supports centralised asset visibility, workflow automation and reconciliation capabilities while integrating with ERP, GIS and network management systems.

Subex provides AI-powered solutions across business assurance, fraud management and partner ecosystem management for telecom operators globally. The company said it currently powers more than 300 installations across over 100 countries.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice.

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