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NuRAN Wireless Inc. (Nasdaq:NUR) announced the creation of NuEnergy, a subsidiary to own and operate its solar, storage, and hybrid power systems in Africa. NuEnergy aims to provide reliable, low-cost electricity to NuRAN's rural connectivity sites and assess third-party power sales. The company believes this model can enhance its infrastructure platform and attract financing.

NuRAN Wireless (Nasdaq: NUR) plans to delist from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) to reduce costs and centralize trading on Nasdaq. The move, pending CSE approval, is expected to finalize on September 4, 2026. The company's shares will continue trading on Nasdaq under the symbol 'NUR'. Additionally, Mr. Navindran Naidoo has resigned from the board of directors.

NuRAN Wireless (NASDAQ:NUR, CSE:NUR, FSE:1RN) plans to expand its Network-as-a-Service platform to include edge AI and local compute infrastructure. The company aims to add modular edge compute nodes to its 5,000+ rural connectivity sites in Africa, seeking to increase revenue potential and position its footprint as a multi-use infrastructure platform. NuRAN believes this strategy will maximize the monetization of its existing assets and support future AI-driven services.

NuRAN Wireless (Nasdaq:NUR, CSE:NUR, FSE:1RN) filed a final base shelf prospectus and received regulatory approval, allowing potential future securities offerings. The company plans to use proceeds for expanding telecommunications infrastructure and operations. The prospectus does not obligate NuRAN to undertake an offering.

NuRAN Wireless said Nasdaq approved its application to list common shares on the Nasdaq Capital Market, reserving the symbol NUR. Initial trading is expected to start Aug. 17, 2026, pending remaining Nasdaq administrative filings. The company also expects to close a C$7.6 million private placement on Aug. 14, after the lead investor confirmed conditions were satisfied.

NuRAN Wireless (CSE:NUR, OTC:NRRWF) increased its Series A convertible preferred share private placement to C$7.6 million from C$6.5 million, at C$4.25 per share, to support a pending Nasdaq listing. The deal includes settling about C$3.85 million of a convertible debenture plus other debts and accrued salary, with expected closing on or before Aug 14, 2026.

NuRAN Wireless (CSE:NUR, OTC:NRRWF, FSE:1RN) said it signed a definitive subscription agreement for a $6.5 million investment from an institutional investor to help meet Nasdaq Capital Market listing requirements. The investor will buy 1,529,412 Series A convertible preferred shares at $4.25 each, with about $3.8 million used to settle investor-held debt. Warrants will also be issued.

Nuran Wireless Inc. filed a July 2026 Form 6-K reporting charter changes under Canada’s Business Corporations Act. The company set an authorized share structure with up to 1,700,000 Series A Convertible Preferred Shares. The Series A ranks senior to common for dividends and liquidation, and waiving or changing rights generally requires 67% Series A holder approval.