Onomondo secures more than $114M as Aspirity agrees to take control

Onomondo provides connectivity infrastructure that enterprises use to link and manage devices across public and private mobile networks. Tech.eu reported on September 30 that the Copenhagen company had secured a combined investment of more than $114 million led by Aspirity Partners, which signed a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake. Figures are in US dollars, converted at September 30, 2026 reference rates.

The platform reaches from the device through the cellular access network and into the cloud. Its SoftSIM technology and hybrid networks let equipment move between an enterprise’s private coverage and public mobile networks, while the customer manages that path through one system instead of coordinating each layer separately. The report says Onomondo has native access to nearly 700 networks worldwide.

That design is meant for connected equipment on ships, trucks, factory floors and remote industrial sites. The clearest example is Maersk: Onomondo’s private LTE deployment spans more than 450 vessels, allowing onboard equipment to transition between ship networks and public networks. Tech.eu says more than 500 customers use the technology, including Maersk, Carlsberg and Husqvarna.

Aspirity’s proposed control purchase is as important as the headline amount. Tech.eu describes the total as a combined investment but does not separate new capital placed into Onomondo from any consideration paid for existing shares. The more than $114 million therefore should not be read as a conventional all-primary funding round.

Onomondo plans to use the investment for international expansion and further product development. EIFO, Denmark’s sovereign investment fund and an Onomondo backer since 2021, will increase its investment alongside Aspirity as part of the transaction.