Wireless Logic Zipit Wireless Acquisition Expands U.S. Presence

Wireless Logic has continued its global expansion strategy with the announcement of its latest deal — the Wireless Logic Zipit Wireless acquisition. This marks the company’s first purchase of a U.S.-headquartered business, underlining its ambition to grow deeper into the North American market.

While the financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, the move highlights Wireless Logic’s commitment to scaling internationally through carefully targeted acquisitions.

Who is Zipit Wireless?

Zipit Wireless, based in Greenville, South Carolina, is an Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity and subscription billing solutions provider. Founded in 2007 by Frank Greer and Ralph Heredia, both alumni of Aeronix and Cirrus Logic, Zipit has carved out a niche in enabling multi-carrier IoT services and white-labeled billing platforms.

The company serves diverse industries including:

• Agriculture – offering IoT connectivity to monitor and manage farming equipment and livestock.
• Security and surveillance – powering connected devices and subscription billing models for monitoring services.
• Digital signage – delivering reliable connectivity for businesses operating smart advertising networks.

Zipit also operates Mtrex Networks, its Canadian subsidiary, which focuses on the point-of-sale (POS) market. By combining IoT connectivity with specialized billing tools, Zipit has positioned itself as a trusted partner for companies requiring both technical and financial infrastructure to scale connected solutions.

Why Wireless Logic Acquired Zipit

Wireless Logic, headquartered in Berkshire, England, has rapidly grown into one of the largest IoT connectivity platforms worldwide. Its services simplify and automate IoT management, serving enterprises across multiple verticals.

By acquiring Zipit Wireless, Wireless Logic gains:

• Regional expertise in the U.S. and Canada, where IoT adoption is expanding across industries.
• Advanced billing capabilities, complementing its existing portfolio of IoT platforms.
• Cultural alignment, as both companies emphasize hands-on support and flexible solutions.

Zipit Wireless CEO Frank Greer commented:

“Access to Wireless Logic’s global footprint and broader service portfolio means we can offer more choice, coverage, and capability – while staying true to the hands-on support our customers rely on. It’s a strong cultural fit and we’re excited about what’s ahead.”

Oliver Tucker, co-founder and CEO of Wireless Logic, echoed the sentiment:

“Zipit’s deep understanding of the North American market and its expertise in complex commercial models make it a welcome addition to the group.”

A Pattern of Strategic Growth

The Wireless Logic Zipit Wireless acquisition is part of a broader acquisition spree by Wireless Logic in recent years.

·         In 2025, Wireless Logic acquired Arqia, a Brazilian Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), to strengthen its presence in Latin America.

·         In 2023, the company purchased Webbing, an Israeli MVNO, and Blue Wireless, a Singapore-based IoT provider.

·         Earlier deals include IoThink Solutions, Mobius Networks, and Jola, each adding specialized capabilities and regional market knowledge.

Through this strategy, Wireless Logic has built a truly global IoT connectivity ecosystem, combining technology platforms with regional expertise to meet the needs of enterprises worldwide.

What This Means for the IoT Market

The acquisition signals several trends shaping the IoT sector:

1. Consolidation is accelerating – As IoT adoption grows, providers are acquiring niche players to deliver end-to-end solutions.
2. Billing and monetization are key differentiators – Zipit’s strength in subscription billing highlights how managing revenue streams is as important as connectivity itself.
3. Global coverage with local expertise – Businesses deploying IoT solutions demand reliable, scalable services in multiple regions. Wireless Logic’s strategy ensures it can deliver both.

Looking Ahead

As IoT continues to transform industries from retail to agriculture, companies like Wireless Logic are racing to build platforms that combine global reach with localized services. The Wireless Logic Zipit Wireless acquisition is another step in strengthening that vision.

With Zipit on board, Wireless Logic gains a deeper foothold in North America and a powerful subscription billing platform to complement its connectivity solutions. For customers, this means greater choice, improved service coverage, and more flexible commercial models.

For the wider IoT market, it underscores how critical strategic acquisitions have become in shaping the future of global connectivity.