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Potential to do multi bagger 👇

Demand is Surging

​The "surge" is driven by several macroeconomic and technical factors hitting the industry simultaneously in 2025–2026:

​Insurance & Security: With global cargo theft and port congestion remaining high, insurers are increasingly mandating real-time, tamper-proof locks like Lokies.

​Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS): t42 has shifted toward long-term service agreements (SaaS), making it easier for giants like DHL to deploy thousands of units without massive upfront capital expenditure.

​4G/5G Transition: t42 recently updated its hardware (Tetis and Lokies) with 4G/LTE modules to replace aging 2G/3G tech, prompting a refresh cycle for logistics providers.

Just waiting for the rns, Confirming DHL and other business update.

All the information is online, lots of more details can be checked via Chatgpt /Gemini or other AI app

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Demand is Surging

​The "surge" you are noticing is driven by several macroeconomic and technical factors hitting the industry simultaneously in 2025–2026:

​Insurance & Security: With global cargo theft and port congestion remaining high, insurers are increasingly mandating real-time, tamper-proof locks like Lokies.

​Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS): t42 has shifted toward long-term service agreements (SaaS), making it easier for giants like DHL to deploy thousands of units without massive upfront capital expenditure.

​4G/5G Transition: t42 recently updated its hardware (Tetis and Lokies) with 4G/LTE modules to replace aging 2G/3G tech, prompting a refresh cycle for logistics providers.

As of early 2026, the partnership between t42 IoT Tracking Solutions (TRAC) and DHL has evolved from a successful pilot into an established commercial relationship, though it remains one of many strategic tools DHL uses in its massive global IoT ecosystem.

​Here is the current state of play regarding their collaboration and the surge in device demand:

Missed the dip.....

Well done those bought the dip....

Lt Believer

Summary is DHL has cash to spend, TRAC has the product that worldwide shipping sector needs the most..... Tracking IoT device,

Just waiting for the rns to come and this should do over 10 bagger

Look how MBO did with Islamic finance rns

Bunsen burner

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Preferred Provider Status: Global logistics giant DHL has named t42 as a "preferred provider".

DHL cited t42's data analytics and sensor capabilities as superior to its competitors.

Comprehensive Monitoring: The system, including products like Tetis and Lokies, provides 24/7 real-time monitoring of location, temperature, humidity, impacts, and unauthorized door openings.

Global Connectivity: Through a partnership with Sateliot, t42 integrates 5G-IoT satellite communication to ensure continuous tracking even in remote ocean areas without cellular coverage.

.The t42 TRAC (t42 IoT Tracking Solutions PLC) platform is widely considered a top-tier contender in the global shipping and container tracking market, particularly for high-security and insurance-driven applications.

Lt Believer

Look at this from DHL

Because t42 is already an "Approved/Preferred Provider," market analysts are concluding that t42 is the most logical beneficiary of this massive DHL spending spree.

This is from DHL......

February 2026, DHL Group released several operational updates regarding their "Strategy 2030." These updates highlighted:

​Industrial-Scale IoT: A shift from testing digital twins/tracking to "large-scale deployment" across their network.

​Automation & Visibility: An investment of €637m (in UK/Ireland alone) to accelerate automation and real-time visibility.

​Because t42 is already an "Approved/Preferred Provider," market analysts are concluding that t42 is the most logical beneficiary of this massive DHL spending spree.

Lt Believer

Market sleep on this, and TRAC not Rns this yet.

Once rns lands then this will do multi multi bagger

Mcap is ridiculously cheap and only £1.5m

Timeline for Global Implementation

​A "global" rollout in a company as large as DHL (operating in 220+ countries) rarely happens as a single event. Instead, it follows a regional cluster strategy:

​Phase 1: Asia-Pacific (H1 2026): Leveraging the Singapore success, t42 is currently expanding into DHL’s secondary markets in the region, including Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia. These hubs are seeing high demand due to the shift in manufacturing away from China.

​Phase 2: High-Risk Corridors (H2 2026): Because of the Middle East conflict, DHL is prioritizing the implementation of t42 tech on routes passing through the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. This is where insurance mandates are strictest, making the ROI for DHL much faster.

DHL pilot done

The Singapore pilot was highly successful, leading to two major developments that happened quietly (which explains the lack of a "blockbuster" RNS):

​Commercial Orders: Following the pilot, DHL transitioned to active commercial use, placing initial orders for Lokies (smart keyless padlocks) specifically for its Singapore-based logistics hubs.

​Preferred Provider Status: DHL has officially named t42 as a "Preferred Provider." This is a critical distinction in the logistics world; it means t42 is now "pre-vetted" for any DHL regional manager worldwide to purchase without needing a new tender process.

​Certificate of Excellence: t42 received a formal certificate of excellence from DHL, which they have used as a "passport" to pitch other major logistics firms (like the $5.2M Latin American deal recently announced).

LT believer

Join the dots..... DHL Amazon shipping insurance gone through the roof...... The only way to get this premium down is through TRAC tracking devices

Massive opportunity here 👇

Insurance as a Driver: t42 has pivoted its marketing to focus on insurance premium reduction. As war risk premiums in the Red Sea and Persian Gulf have skyrocketed, t42 is positioning its Tetis and Lokies devices as the only way for shippers to keep their insurance "valid" while transiting high-risk zonesome

Massive opportunity here 👇

Insurance as a Driver: t42 has pivoted its marketing to focus on insurance premium reduction. As war risk premiums in the Red Sea and Persian Gulf have skyrocketed, t42 is positioning its Tetis and Lokies devices as the only way for shippers to keep their insurance "valid" while transiting high-risk zones

Market sleep on this...... Tracking device on the shipping is mandatory or else insurance will be void

Amazon and DHL already looking at this

DHL had pilot running from Singapore, now the big deal for Worldwide is coming?

Watch this space

Nice move from the bottom..... Next one is about Shipping tracking device, click on my name to see

Shipping tracking devices have surged since recent conflicts began, driven by the need for heightened security, geopolitical surveillance, and supply chain integrity. IoT-enabled GPS trackers, AI, and specialized maritime sensors are increasingly used to bypass jamming, monitor high-risk cargo, and prevent smuggling of sensitive goods like AI chips.

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