Netmore Group, an IoT network operator, has announced an agreement to assume control of the business operations of the LoRaWAN network operated in Brazil by American Tower Corporation (ATC).

Effective immediately, Netmore assumes full responsibility for the customer base, network management, and service delivery to ensure that customers throughout the region receive quality IoT connectivity.

The transaction follows Netmore's acquisition of network operator Everynet last year, which had partnered with ATC to offer LoRaWAN connectivity throughout the country.

Netmore plans to apply its network deployment expertise to large-scale projects in the region, including water and gas metering, agriculture, transportation, logistics, smart cities, and other IoT use cases.

According to Ove Anebygd, CEO of Netmore Group, Brazil represents a dynamic and rapidly growing market for IoT solutions, and this expansion of Netmore's operations enhances Netmore's ability to meet growing regional demand for initiatives focused on digital transformation and sustainability.

"Our continued investments in building out and densifying regional network infrastructure, combined with the establishment of local operations, underscores Netmore's commitment to delivering global IoT connectivity with a local, customer-centric focus," he said.

"Our approach emphasizes network stability and densification in key regions, delivering carrier-grade performance backed by more than ten years of experience in LoRaWAN operations worldwide. This is part of the Netmore Way: a proven methodology that combines technical excellence, formal SLAs, and sustained investment in infrastructure," added Gustavo Zarife, Netmore's vice president for South America.