In a significant development for the wireless networking industry, Univastu India Limited completed its acquisition of Cambium Networks on October 14, 2026, signalling its strategic entry into enterprise connectivity and wireless broadband solutions.
The acquisition includes Cambium’s ePMP wireless broadband business, Enterprise networking portfolio, and cnMaestro network management platform. Cambium will operate as a standalone subsidiary, preserving its established brand and customer relationships.
Pradeep Khandagale, Chairman and Managing Director of Univastu, described the acquisition as an opportunity to revitalise Cambium by leveraging its engineering expertise, innovation capabilities, and global network of channel partners.
Importantly, Cambium has announced the resumption of production and confirmed the continued operation of cnMaestro Cloud, addressing concerns surrounding product availability, network management continuity, and customer support.
Strategically, the acquisition provides Univastu access to advanced networking technologies, established intellectual property, and international distribution channels. It could strengthen India's presence in the global wireless infrastructure market while creating opportunities for technology development and manufacturing.
For distributors, VARs, system integrators, and managed service providers, Cambium's revival could generate fresh business opportunities across enterprise Wi-Fi, fixed wireless broadband, cloud-managed networking, and connectivity modernisation projects.
However, successful integration will require sustained investment in research, supply-chain stability, technical support, and product innovation. Rebuilding partner confidence and ensuring uninterrupted software updates will be critical to restoring Cambium's competitive position against established networking vendors.
The larger opportunity extends beyond corporate acquisition. If Univastu successfully combines Cambium's technological strengths with operational discipline and channel engagement, the transaction could become a compelling example of Indian enterprise expanding its influence in global technology markets while accelerating growth across the networking ecosystem.
