- Siyata Mobile is gaining traction across North America with its purpose-built push-to-talk (PTT) devices and Uniden(R)-branded cellular signal boosters.
- Its SD7 handset offers a rugged, LTE-based replacement for traditional two-way radios in public safety and industrial sectors.
- Signal boosters enhance connectivity in vehicles, buildings, and remote zones, supporting mission-critical communications.
- Distribution wins with major U.S. carriers and public sector agencies highlight growing demand and deployment momentum.
- The company’s carrier-integrated model aligns with rising needs for scalable, reliable communication infrastructure.
Siyata Mobile Inc. (NASDAQ: SYTA) is a technology company providing advanced communication solutions for frontline workers, emergency responders, and mobile workforces. Its core offerings include the SD7 push-to-talk handset and Uniden(R)-branded signal boosters, both designed to improve operational connectivity where traditional networks fall short. These products are FCC- and IC-certified and distributed through Tier-1 carriers, integrators, and government purchasing channels.
The company’s integrated model supports wide-scale deployments across North America, offering a cost-effective alternative to legacy land mobile radios. Siyata is actively expanding in sectors such as logistics, education, and public safety, where communication uptime is essential.
Operations
Siyata’s SD7 device delivers instant, secure LTE-based PTT communication, eliminating the range and cost limitations of legacy systems. Its signal boosters improve cellular performance in vehicles and structures, ensuring coverage in areas with weak reception. Together, these products support customers requiring rugged, dependable connectivity solutions.
Recent deployments include school systems, logistics providers, and local governments. Siyata’s direct alignment with carrier platforms enables broad scalability and integrated provisioning for enterprise and public clients.
Market Opportunity
The global PTT market is projected to grow from $29.9 billion in 2023 to $47.7 billion by 2030, driven by demand for broadband-based communication tools. At the same time, the signal booster market is expected to reach $3.6 billion by 2030. Siyata’s SD7 and Uniden(R) product lines directly address both trends, serving customers who need affordable, reliable mobile communication.
Backed by major carriers and government frameworks, Siyata is positioned to capitalize on these growing sectors with carrier-certified solutions built for scale.
Leadership Team
Marc Seelenfreund, CEO and Founder, brings over 20 years of telecom leadership and spearheads Siyata’s growth strategy.
Peter Goldstein, Chairman, is a capital markets expert with decades of public company experience.
Gerald Commissiong, Independent Director, contributes cross-sector business and governance expertise.
Daniel Kim, CFO, oversees finance and compliance, with a background in SEC reporting and telecom operations.
For more information, visit the company’s website at https://ir.siyata.net.
