CompletedTechnology19 October 2026

Univastu UK Limited to acquire Cambium Networks, Ltd

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Deal facts

Buyer
Univastu UK Limited
Target
Cambium Networks, Ltd
Deal value
USD 5,100,000
Announced
19 October 2026
Status
Completed
Sector
Technology
Country
United Kingdom
Consideration
cash
What we know

Univastu UK Limited has completed the acquisition of Cambium Networks, Ltd in a cash asset sale. The transaction, valued at five million one hundred thousand US dollars, was announced on 19 October 2026. Both the buyer and the target are based in the United Kingdom, operating within the technology sector. The deal structure involved a direct purchase of assets rather than equity, with the full consideration paid in cash. This arrangement allows the buyer to select specific assets and liabilities, though the specific items transferred are not detailed in the available records. The completion date is recorded as 14 October 2026, which precedes the announcement date by five days. This timeline suggests the deal was finalised before public disclosure, a common practice in certain private transactions to manage market expectations and operational continuity. The sector label confirms the target operates in the technology field, aligning with the buyer’s likely strategic focus on digital infrastructure or related services. No regulatory hurdles or additional conditions were reported in the final status update. The transaction is now fully completed, with no pending approvals or further steps required to close the deal.

Deal timeline

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    Univastu UK Limited completes acquisition of Cambium Networks, Ltd

    Item 1.01 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. As previously disclosed, on September 14, 2026, Cambium Networks, Ltd (“CNL”), an indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary of Cambium Networks Corporation (the “Company”), entered administration in England and Wales under Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986, and David Shambrook, Gordon Thomson, Joe Barry and James Woodhead of RSM UK Restructuring A

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