Wireless Logic
UK IoT connectivity group with its own Conexa core network, multi-network SIMs and SIMPro management, owned mainly by a private equity firm
Quick Overview
| Company | Wireless Logic (registered in England, company no. 03880663) |
|---|---|
| Category | IoT Connectivity and M2M SIM Providers |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom, United Kingdom |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - United Kingdom |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages reviewed |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Global eSIM, local multi-network SIM, low-power SIM, Conexa core network, SIMPro management, network hardware, IoT security, application development |
| Pricing | Pricing on request (Get pricing form) |
| Best For | Fleets that need local multi-network resilience in a country, such as the UK, plus a global option |
| Replaces | KORE Wireless, other managed M2M SIM suppliers |
Detailed Review
Wireless Logic is registered in England under number 03880663. Its master service agreement is built from general terms that depend on which group company you order from, with UK terms and separate China terms published on its site.
The group says its Conexa core network lets it act as an independent carrier, with over 50 agreements with global operators and access to 750+ networks in 190 countries.
Three SIM families
The product line splits into Global eSIM for one SIM across borders, Local Multi Network SIM for several networks inside a country, and Low Power SIM for sensors at massive scale. Enterprise connectivity solutions sit above that for complex setups.
The multi-network option targets sites with poor signal on any one carrier.
Beyond connectivity
The site also lists IoT connectivity management, network hardware, IoT security and application development, so the same group can supply routers and software alongside SIMs.
Ownership
The About page says the group is majority-owned by the private equity firm Montagu, that General Atlantic joined as a minority shareholder in May 2025 and that Montagu announced a re-investment in November 2025. This is a contractual and strategic consideration for buyers who want an independent supplier.
Limitations to Consider
Pricing is not published. Ownership is financial: a private equity majority holder and a US minority investor, which some buyers weigh in a sovereignty review. The contracting company depends on where you order, so read which group company signs. Headline figures on the site (20 million things connected, 25,000 customers) are self-reported. Per-country price lists were not read, so no rates are quoted here.
Who Should Use Wireless Logic
Operators of UK and European fleets in awkward coverage areas who want multi-network SIMs and optional hardware from one group.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Conexa core network operated by the group
- Local multi-network SIM for coverage resilience
- Global eSIM and low-power SIM options
- Hardware, security and app services available
- UK-registered contracting company
Cons
- No published prices
- Private equity majority owner
- US minority investor
- Contracting entity varies by order
Alternatives to Wireless Logic
Other European iot connectivity and m2m sim providers worth comparing before you decide:
Onomondo
Denmark · Danish operator running its own core network for IoT SIMs
1NCE
Germany · One-time fee SIM that covers ten years of low-volume data
EMnify
Germany · Cloud connectivity hub for managing SIMs across carriers
Eseye
United Kingdom · Multi-network eSIM connectivity with hardware design support
See all European iot connectivity and m2m sim providers or compare them directly against KORE Wireless on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Its footer states it is registered in England under company number 03880663.
Its About page says Montagu holds a majority, with General Atlantic as a minority shareholder since May 2025.
It describes its Conexa core as an own network built for IoT, running alongside partner operator agreements.