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Solving industry challenges with our IoT ecosystem of easy-to-use industrial networking, fleet management, EV charging, and telemedicine solutions. telematics See solutions networking solutions See solutions ev charging See solutions YOUR EASY KEY TO IOT GET YOUR IOT SOLUTION SECURITY SYSTEMS See solutions telemedicine See solutions for your industry challenges Our IoT solutions Easy IoT solutions for your business Reliability that comes from experience By choosing Teltonika as your trusted partner, you choose 25 years of experience in the IoT market and high-quality, robust devices. In 2023, we invested around €19.5 million in research and development of new technologies and upgrade of our manufacturing facilities. We advance and innovate so you could have durable and reliable solutions refined to their best versions. By choosing Teltonika as your trusted partner, you choose 25 years of experience in the IoT market and high-quality, robust devices. In 2023, we invested around €19.5 million in research and development of new technologies and upgrade of our manufacturing facilities. We advance and innovate so you could have durable and reliable solutions refined to their best versions. More about Teltonika Intuitive device installation and use Every Teltonika’s IoT device is engineered and built for easy usage to avoid costly mistakes and save valuable time and resources of our clients. Many of our devices do not need any additional configuration or engineers’ help, saving your and your clients’ time spent on training. Remote updates, intuitive UI, and dedicated support are there to make your life a little easier. Every Teltonika’s IoT device is engineered and built for easy usage to avoid costly mistakes and save valuable time and resources of our clients. Many of our devices do not need any additional configuration or engineers’ help, saving your and your clients’ time spent on training. Remote updates, intuitive UI, and dedicated support are there to make your life a little easier. What is IoT? Dedicated b2b client support Teltonika clients get access to a Helpdesk platform with dedicated account managers specially trained to work with our IoT products. Our managers are committed to listen to your needs and advise you on the best course of action. This way, you get our knowledge and expertise to implement your projects easily and successfully. Teltonika clients get access to a Helpdesk platform with dedicated account managers specially trained to work with our IoT products. Our managers are committed to listen to your needs and advise you on the best course of action. This way, you get our knowledge and expertise to implement your projects easily and successfully. Product support TELEMATICS ADVANCED TRACKER FOR CORPORATE CAR SHARING How we solve it NETWORKING 5G SOLUTION ENSURING PUBLIC EVENTS SAFETY How we solve it TELEMATICS ANTI-THEFT AND STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERY SOLUTION How we solve it EV CHARGING SMART EV CHARGER FOR OFFICE PARKING How we solve it TELEMEDICINE HEART MONITORING AND ECG RECORDING AT HOME How we solve it NETWORKING SWITCH FOR GRANULAR NETWORK MANAGEMENT How we solve it text text text text LATEST NEWS See all news 2 January 2026 Teltonika Group Acquires Security Systems Manufacturer 30 December 2025 Teltonika 2025: Year in Review 10 December 2025 NEW TELTONIKA TECHNOLOGY CENTER PLANNED FOR KAUNAS undefined Career AMBITIOUS COMMUNITY Driven by innovation Join us

Here you can read all news releases of the Teltonika company group to stay updated about our latest activities and developments. Newsroom Read the latest news and updates about Teltonika firsthand. 10/12/2025 NEW TELTONIKA TECHNOLOGY CENTER PLANNED FOR KAUNAS 30/12/2025 Teltonika 2025: Year in Review 02/01/2026 Teltonika Group Acquires Security Systems Manufacturer CONTINUE READING COMPANY NEWS 17/09/25 HIGH-TECH HILL TECHNOLOGY PARK OPENED: FOUR NEW FACTORIES LAUNCHED 09/12/24 TeltoHeart available in pharmacies and clinics 02/12/24 New Teltonika branch in Dallas, strengthening positions in the US market 21/11/24 NEW TELTONIKA OFFICE IN POLAND OFFERING MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CUSTOMERS 29/10/24 HOW TELTONIKA’S SUMMITS BRING ADDITIONAL VALUE TO PARTNERS 16/09/24 NEW OFFICE AND MORE OPPORTUNITIES IN THE UK

iot summit 2026 SYDNEY icc | 23 OCTOBER SAVE YOUR SEAT iot Summit 2026 what to expect PRACTICAL SESSIONS. REAL DEPLOYMENTS Through keynotes, workshops and live sessions, explore how the world's best connected systems are built, secured, managed and scaled across real-world environments. REGISTER NOW A MEETING OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL MINDS IN IoT, NETWORKING & TELEMATICS Teltonika IoT Summit arrives in Sydney in 2026. Bigger, bolder and more relevant than ever. Join us for an invite-only gathering of Australia and New Zealand’s leading engineers, operators and decision-makers across connectivity, telematics and IoT. TECHNOLOGY, AND THE PEOPLE BEHIND IT Go beyond the product sheet. Speak directly with the engineers and teams building the technology, understand where it fits, and explore what is coming next. VENUE - ICC SYDNEY International Convention Centre Sydney 14 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia View hotels nearby What You’ll Explore CONNECTIVITY THAT WORKS ANYWHERE From enterprise networks to remote mining sites, explore how 4G, 5G, private LTE and satellite are enabling reliable, secure connectivity across Australia and New Zealand. IOT SECURITY AND NETWORK RESILIENCE Understand the evolving cybersecurity landscape for connected systems — including zero trust, device hardening, VPN architectures and protecting critical infrastructure. FLEET, TELEMATICS AND MOBILITY AT SCALE From shared mobility to EV fleet tracking, see how telematics is transforming how vehicles are managed, monitored and optimised. INDUSTRIAL IOT AND MESH NETWORKS Dive into large-scale IoT deployments, including Wirepas mesh technology, asset tracking and connectivity for industrial environments. PLATFORMS, AUTOMATION AND IOT AT SCALE See how platforms like RMS enable device management, automation and orchestration across thousands of connected devices. ENERGY, ELECTRIFICATION AND EV INFRASTRUCTURE Explore the shift to electric — from smart EV charging and fleet electrification to the role of connectivity in the energy ecosystem. Become an event partner Teltonika hosts over 60 events around the world each year. Sydney’s IoT Summit in 2026 will be our largest and most comprehensive to date, bringing together a highly targeted audience across connectivity, telematics and IoT. Secure your place as an exhibitor or event sponsor and position your organisation alongside the technologies, and partnerships shaping the future of connected solutions accross ANZ. 96% of attendees say our IoT summits add meaningful business value. ENQUIRE explore what's in store Stop guessing which camera is down. The RMS Network Map provides a real-time view of an entire infrastructure. Teltonika Connect Summit – Australia Event Agenda This is a draft agenda and is subject to change without prior notice. The event will be held in English. 23 October 2026 Location: ICC Sydney Venue layout: Main hall, six workshop rooms, exhibition floor with three display vehicles and Teltonika Energy EV charger demonstration area. 18:00 – 20:00 Networking Drinks 17:50 – 18:00 Closing Remarks 17:35 – 17:50 Customer & Partner Case Study Panel Real-world deployments across networks and telematics, highlighting measurable outcomes and lessons learned. 17:15 – 17:35 Keynote – Teltonika Energy: Smart EV Charging, e-Mobility & the Electric Future A dedicated keynote introducing Teltonika Energy to the ANZ market. Covering the full smart EV charger range, the TeltoCharge platform, charging management software and the growing role of connectivity-enabled charging infrastructure in fleet electrification, commercial property and public networks. 16:15 – 17:15 Concurrent Sessions Workshop Block 2 Six concurrent workshop sessions across the breakout rooms, with a panel discussion running simultaneously in the main hall. Attendees choose one session to attend. Reverse engineering workshops and the Teltonika Energy demo continue on the exhibition floor. Main Hall | Panel Discussion Scaling IoT in ANZ — Partner Strategy, Market Expansion & the Road Ahead A business-focused panel featuring integrators, end-users and channel partners on growing IoT deployments commercially across the region. Room 1 | Networks – Technical Transportation Networking & the Connected Vehicle V2X architectures, cellular aggregation, in-vehicle router deployments and connectivity for passenger and freight mobility. Room 2 | Networks – Mixed Energy & Renewables Connectivity Remote communications for solar, wind and battery storage assets; SCADA integration, cellular resilience and grid edge management. Room 3 | Networks – Mixed Infrastructure & Construction Connectivity Temporary and permanent network deployments for civil works, smart buildings and critical infrastructure projects across ANZ. Room 4 | Telematics – Technical Dead Reckoning & Reliable Comms in Challenging Environments Advanced GNSS continuity techniques, inertial navigation and maintaining telematics uptime through tunnels, underground car parks and signal-denied zones. Includes a live vehicle feed from a demonstration drive through Sydney CBD tunnels and parking facilities running concurrently with this session. Room 5 | Telematics – Mixed Video Telematics ADAS, driver safety monitoring and the next generation of in-cabin intelligence. This session may include a special product announcement. Attendees with interest in video telematics are encouraged to register early. Room 6 | Networks – Technical RMS Advanced & Automation APIs, scripting, fleet-scale device management and automated network configuration for enterprise and industrial deployments. Features insights and a Q&A session with the RMS founder. 16:00 – 16:15 Afternoon Tea & Transition 15:15 – 16:00 Main Hall Roundtable Discussions Six facilitated roundtable discussions run simultaneously in the main hall, with tables clearly labelled by topic. Attendees settle at a table of their choice or move between tables during the session. Each table is facilitated and capped at approximately 30–40 participants. Table 1 | Networks – Government & Public Sector Smart Cities, Public Safety & Government IoT Connected public transport, emergency services communications, asset monitoring across government portfolios, and navigating procurement and compliance frameworks for IoT in the public sector. Table 2 | Networks – Security IoT Security for Critical Infrastructure Threat landscapes, compliance requirements, incident response readiness and the security standards shaping IoT deployment in regulated industries across ANZ. Table 3 | Networks – Enterprise RMS & Enterprise Network Management Scaling from tens to thousands of managed devices, automation strategies, API use cases and lessons from large-scale RMS deployments. The RMS founder will participate at this table. Table 4 | Telematics – Technical Wirepas Mesh & Industrial IoT Deployment experiences, scaling challenges and community roadmap discussion. Table 5 | e-Mobility & Energy EVs, EV Charging Infrastructure & the Electric Transition Smart EV charging with Teltonika Energy, fleet electrification strategies, charging network deployment and the role of connectivity in the e-mobility ecosystem. Table 6 | Telco & Carrier Private 5G, MVNO & the Telco IoT Opportunity Network slicing for IoT, carrier-grade device management, SIM and connectivity management platforms, and how telcos and MVNOs can build managed IoT services on top of Teltonika infrastructure. 14:15 – 15:15 Concurrent Sessions Workshop Block 1 Six concurrent workshop sessions across the breakout rooms, with a panel discussion running simultaneously in the main hall. Attendees choose one session to attend. Reverse engineering workshops and the Teltonika Energy demo continue on the exhibition floor. Main Hall | Panel Discussion Beyond the Cell Tower — Satellite, NTN & the Future of Remote IoT in ANZ A moderated panel examining how LEO satellite networks and non-terrestrial networking are reshaping connectivity for IoT deployments where cellular coverage ends — mining, agriculture, energy, maritime and emergency services across Australia and New Zealand. Room 1 | Networks – Technical Enterprise Networking & RMS Deploying and managing enterprise-grade connectivity at scale using Teltonika’s Remote Management System: multi-site SD-WAN, zero-touch provisioning, centralised monitoring and automated configuration across distributed organisations. Room 2 | Networks – Technical IoT Cybersecurity & Zero Trust Device hardening, VPN architectures, threat detection, firmware integrity and securing connected infrastructure against evolving network-level attacks. Room 3 | Networks – Mixed Industrial & Mining Connectivity Ruggedised routers, private LTE and resilient communications for remote operations, pit environments and heavy equipment tracking. Room 4 | Telematics – Technical Wirepas Mesh Technology Deep Dive Architecture, deployment models and real-world use cases for scalable, self-healing IoT mesh networks in industrial and asset tracking applications. Guest participation from Wirepas anticipated. Room 5 | Telematics – Mixed EV Fleet Tracking & Fleet Cost Reduction Monitoring electric vehicles at scale, OBD-based battery health insights, managing charging infrastructure data, and the telematics strategies that are cutting fleet operating costs. Room 6 | Telematics – Business Workplace & Road Safety ADAS, driver safety monitoring, fatigue detection and the compliance frameworks driving adoption across Australian industries. 13:15 – 14:15 Networking Lunch & Exhibition A dedicated break for all attendees. Lunch is served in the main exhibition area. No scheduled sessions — this hour is for networking, one-on-one meetings, visiting exhibition stands, and exploring the display vehicles, reverse engineering workshops and Teltonika Energy demonstration area on the floor. 12:15 – 13:15 Roadmap Session – Networks, Telematics & Teltonika Energy A comprehensive session covering the full Teltonika roadmap and current product portfolio. The first 50 minutes cover what’s shipping today across networks, telematics and Teltonika Energy, the latest platform and firmware updates, upcoming product innovation, platform security enhancements, the Teltonika Energy smart EV charger range and charging management platform, and expansion into new verticals and markets across ANZ. This session may include a product unveiling. The final 10 minutes are reserved for audience Q&A. All attendees are encouraged to attend. 11:15 – 12:15 Main Stage Telematics Product Showcase Four focused product presentations on the main stage, each highlighting a key telematics capability and its commercial value for the ANZ market. 11:15 – 11:30 FT Platform: The Smartest Upgrade Your Fleet Can Make Introducing the FT fleet tracking platform: a unified management layer for configuring, monitoring and optimising telematics devices at scale. How the platform accelerates deployment, simplifies fleet operations and unlocks data-driven decision making for integrators and fleet operators across ANZ. 11:30 – 11:45 Beyond GPS: How Next-Gen Tracking Drives Bigger Profits GPS alone is not enough for Australia’s most demanding environments. This session explores next-generation positioning technologies — dead reckoning, inertial navigation and multi-constellation GNSS — and the commercial advantages they deliver in mining, underground logistics, tunnels and dense urban corridors. 11:45 – 12:00 Total Fleet Control: How Smarter Trucks Lead to Smarter Operations Australia’s road freight industry covers some of the longest routes on earth. This session examines how Teltonika’s PRO telematics products are helping heavy vehicle operators gain full visibility over their fleets — from CAN bus diagnostics and driver behaviour to fuel consumption, chain of responsibility compliance and route optimisation. 12:00 – 12:15 The Hidden Value in Vehicle Health: How OBD Drives EV Insights As fleets transition to electric vehicles, onboard diagnostics unlock a new layer of intelligence. This session covers how OBD-based telematics provides real-time battery health monitoring, energy consumption analysis and predictive maintenance insights — helping fleet managers navigate the EV transition with confidence. 10:50 – 11:15 Morning Tea & Exhibition Exhibition floor and display vehicles open. Live demonstrations including telematics installs, networking failover scenarios and Teltonika Energy EV charger showcase. 10:35 – 10:50 RMS Keynote – The Platform Behind the Network Presented by the founder of RMS. Teltonika’s Remote Management System is the central platform that enables enterprise-scale device management, monitoring and automation across thousands of connected devices. This keynote covers the vision behind RMS, its evolution into a full network orchestration layer, and what’s coming next. Networks Keynote – Connectivity That Scales Telematics Keynote – From Pilot to Scaled Fleet Lessons from scaling shared mobility and fleet operations using connected technologies across the ANZ market. 10:00 – 10:20 Networks Keynote – Connectivity That Scales Designing resilient, secure connectivity for mission-critical environments — from enterprise branch offices to industrial sites and mobile fleets. Includes an overview of the evolving cybersecurity landscape for IoT networks and how Teltonika is building security into every layer of the stack. 09:30 – 10:00 Opening Keynote – Our Connected World How Teltonika is shaping secure, scalable connected systems that protect people, infrastructure and environments — from remote mining operations in outback Australia to dense urban transport networks in our major cities. This keynote explores the scale of the IoT opportunity across ANZ and the unique challenges our geography, climate and industries demand we solve. 09:20 – 09:30 Opening Address – Five Years of Teltonika Australia Celebrating five years of local operations and setting the tone for growth, innovation and opportunity across ANZ. 09:15 – 09:20 Welcome to Country 08:30 – 09:15 08:30 – 09:15 Exhibition floor open, coffee service active, live demo areas, display vehicles and Teltonika Energy EV charger showcase accessible. ALL DAY Exhibition Floor Exhibition Floor Activities Hands-on reverse engineering workshops run continuously at the three display vehicles throughout the day. Small groups rotate through telematics disassembly, CAN data capture, device diagnostics and live installation demonstrations. No registration required — walk up at any time between sessions or during breaks. Additionally, a dedicated Teltonika Energy demonstration area showcases smart EV chargers, charging management software and e-mobility infrastructure — open all day alongside the main exhibition stands. REGISTER NOW REGISTER NOW

ISO 13485 is the standard created to ensures the consistent design, development, production, installation and delivery through to disposal of medical devices that are safe for their intended purpose. POLICIES & CERTIFICATES Legal information and resources Policies Cookies policy Code of conduct Prevention of money laundering policy and compliance with international sanction policy Data processing agreement General terms of service Recruitment Privacy Notice Integrated management system policy Warranty & repair General Privacy policy Teltoheart privacy policy Telemedic Terms and conditions Certificates ISO 9001:2015 Quality service certification ISO 14001:2015 Environmental system certification ISO 45001:2018 Safety system certification ISO 27001:2022 Information security management system ISO 13485:2016 Quality system certification EN ISO/IEC 80079-34:2018 ATEX Quality Assurance Notification (QAN) and IECEx Quality Assessment Report (QAR) AQAP 2110 (Edition D Version 1 – June 2016) NATO Quality Assurance Requirements for Design, Development, and Production ISO 13485:2016 Quality system certification Updated 2025-03-01 ISO 13485 is the standard created to ensures the consistent design, development, production, installation and delivery through to disposal of medical devices that are safe for their intended purpose. This standard allows to reduce safety and legal risks while creating more economical work environments. As an internationally recognized standard of quality and safety for medical device manufacturing, having ISO 13485 certification helps be recognized as more reputable, trustworthy partners. Certificate No. M-222 Issue 02, ISO 13485-2016, SIQ, 2024-03-06 .pdf Download PDF • 462KB Certificate No. M-222 Issue 02, ISO 13485-2016, SIQ, 2024-03-06 .pdf Download PDF • 462KB Download the certificate

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of connected objects or devices. IoT makes it possible to collect, transfer, and exchange relevant data between those devices without human touch. WHAT IS THE INTERNET OF THINGS? The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of connected objects or devices. IoT technologies make it possible to collect, transfer, and exchange relevant data between those devices in real time without human touch. Combined with machine learning and AI, the Internet of Things enables devices to analyse and act on the collected information, facilitating everyday tasks for people and boosting efficiency for businesses. HOW DO IOT TECHNOLOGIES WORK? The word 'things' in IoT refers to various physical objects or devices, from everyday household gadgets to industrial tools and machines. These things are connected to the internet to collect and share data with other devices or users. Let’s look at how IoT works in more detail. Gathering IoT devices are equipped with various embedded solutions and technologies, such as sensors, GPS modules, cameras, and others. These technologies help to collect data on device usage and different surrounding conditions. For example, the smartwatch you’re using may have a variety of sensors that measure different parameters, such as your heart rate, movement, temperature, and more. Transmitting Before a user can see the collected data displayed in a user interface, that data needs to be transmitted to a server and processed. To send it, an IoT device needs a communication module that uses either wireless communication technologies, e.g., Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GSM, LTE, and others, or wired, such as Ethernet, CAN, or fibre optics. Processing When data is received in the server or cloud storage, it can be processed – for example, classified, sorted, or calculated. As a result, a large amount of raw data turns into useful, meaningful information. In addition, the server can have an integrated IoT application that uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyse the received data and then make decisions without human intervention. These decisions are then transmitted back to the IoT device, allowing it to respond intelligently to a situation. Visualising Once the data is processed, it can be accessed in a graphical user interface. It can be a mobile app, a computer program, or a web application where the information is visualised and presented in a user-friendly manner. The user can also manage and control their IoT devices there. Gathering IoT devices are equipped with various embedded solutions and technologies, such as sensors, GPS modules, cameras, and others. These technologies help to collect data on device usage and different surrounding conditions. For example, the smartwatch you’re using may have a variety of sensors that measure different parameters, such as your heart rate, movement, temperature, and more. Transmitting Before a user can see the collected data displayed in a user interface, that data needs to be transmitted to a server and processed. To send it, an IoT device needs a communication module that uses either wireless communication technologies, e.g., Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GSM, LTE, and others, or wired, such as Ethernet, CAN, or fibre optics. Processing When data is received in the server or cloud storage, it can be processed – for example, classified, sorted, or calculated. As a result, a large amount of raw data turns into useful, meaningful information. In addition, the server can have an integrated IoT application that uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyse the received data and then make decisions without human intervention. These decisions are then transmitted back to the IoT device, allowing it to respond intelligently to a situation. Visualising Once the data is processed, it can be accessed in a graphical user interface. It can be a mobile app, a computer program, or a web application where the information is visualised and presented in a user-friendly manner. The user can also manage and control their IoT devices there. HOW TELTONIKA STARTED IN IOT The journey of Teltonika into the world of IoT started back in the 90s when RFID (radio-frequency identification) technologies were widely used to capture and record data. As chips and devices got smaller and the world started transitioning to wireless communication technologies, Teltonika embarked on the path to becoming a leader in producing unique IoT solutions. Early 2000s Teltonika launched a successful Guard GSM project. The purpose of this IoT device was to control external sensors and retrieve data from them to make corresponding security actions. Then, the first GPS tracking device TBOXN12GPS came to light, marking the beginning of Teltonika’s telematics business niche. 2007 We produced Teltonika’s first GSM module for IoT devices – TM2. It was not only intended for telemetry equipment but also worked as an external 2G modem. 2009 Teltonika entered the personal and asset tracking business niche by introducing the GH3000 device. Its function was to quickly transmit the user’s location and call for help in an emergency. 2012 To give even more value to our clients, we launched the FOTA configuration tool, providing sophisticated remote device management. 2016 Combining big data and excellent user experience, we started the Easy Key to IoT campaign. Since 2016, every device developed by Teltonika has ensured an easily understandable user interface, allowing for effective remote management. Learn Teltonika’s history IOT APPLICATIONS IN FOUR BUSINESS NICHES Networking Telematics Telemedicine Energy ENABLING IOT WITH CONNECTIVITY Networks product portfolio Connectivity is the essence of machine-to-machine communication, making IoT a holistic network of connections. Without it, all devices are isolated. It means that data cannot be sent or received, and networking solutions do not function. Connectivity facilitates the fundamentals of Industry 4.0 and automation, from predictive and remote management to data aggregation and analysis – and all the efficiency that comes with them. This is paramount to a wide range of industries, including clean energy, smart cities, and industrial manufacturing. Relying on connectivity, the Internet of Things becomes the infrastructure the future of humanity is built upon. Learn how Teltonika’s networking solutions play a vital role in such tasks as determining water quality and drinkability, transforming agriculture, and even monitoring CERN’s Large Hadron Collider. THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER’S SPY BUG Industrial & automation CONTINUOUS WATER QUALITY MONITORING & ANALYSIS Energy & utilities TRANSFORMING AGRICULTURE WITH AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS Industrial & automation

Welcome TO TElTONIKA M&A program TALK TO M&A MANAGER Teltonika acquires companies with the intent to build long-term. We integrate products and teams into an established industrial platform, providing access to manufacturing infrastructure, engineering expertise, and a global sales organization designed to support sustained growth. M&A program WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT? Why Choose Teltonika? We care about your business, people, and customer commitments, treating acquisitions as long-term partnerships. We bring proven expertise in electronics and technology manufacturing, with up to 30 million units annual capacity and a vertically integrated value chain. We provide an international platform for growth through global offices, multilingual teams, and strong market presence. We focus on long-term value creation by investing in businesses and technologies we truly believe in. WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR? Hardware-focused business with complementary software for B2B IoT applications Commercially successful or showing market traction with clear growth potential Large, high-growth end-markets or niche vertical leadership Defensible and proprietary technology Owner-operated or led by executive team for ready for the next stage of growth APPLICATION FORM The application form will take about 10 minutes to complete. START APPLICATION

ISO/IEC 80079-34:2018 ATEX defines the requirements for the manufacture of equipment and components intended for use in explosive atmospheres POLICIES & CERTIFICATES Legal information and resources Policies Cookies policy Code of conduct Prevention of money laundering policy and compliance with international sanction policy Data processing agreement General terms of service Recruitment Privacy Notice Integrated management system policy Warranty & repair General Privacy policy Teltoheart privacy policy Telemedic Terms and conditions Certificates ISO 9001:2015 Quality service certification ISO 14001:2015 Environmental system certification ISO 45001:2018 Safety system certification ISO 27001:2022 Information security management system ISO 13485:2016 Quality system certification EN ISO/IEC 80079-34:2018 ATEX Quality Assurance Notification (QAN) and IECEx Quality Assessment Report (QAR) AQAP 2110 (Edition D Version 1 – June 2016) NATO Quality Assurance Requirements for Design, Development, and Production EN ISO/IEC 80079-34:2018 ATEX Quality Assurance Notification (QAN) and IECEx Quality Assessment Report (QAR) Updated 2026-01-01 EN ISO/IEC 80079-34:2018 ATEX Quality Assurance Notification (QAN) and IECEx Quality Assessment Report (QAR) define the requirements for the manufacture of equipment and components intended for use in explosive atmospheres. It ensures that products are consistently produced in accordance with approved designs and explosion protection requirements. Certification to this standard reduces ignition and compliance risks while demonstrating a manufacturer’s commitment to safe, controlled, and reliable production processes under ATEX and IECEx frameworks. You can check our certificate below. Download the certificate

What did Teltonika look like in the beginning? How did it grow from one-person business to a large company group? Learn Teltonika's story directly from the founder. COMPANY HISTORY What did Teltonika look like in the beginning? How did it grow from one-person business to a large company group? TIMELINE OF THE MAIN EVENTS 1998-2003 2005-2007 2008-2012 2014-2019 2020-2021 2022-2024 Menu Close Arvydas Paukštys founded Teltonika. 1998 Teltonika’s first GPS tracking device, TBOXN12GPS, was introduced. It marked the beginning of the telematics business niche. We started using a new logo, representing a well synchronised teamwork just like in boat-racing. We work best as a team, all together, and at the same pace. We integrate different people and all grow simultaneously. This way we reach our maximum speed. Those who are best at rowing together in unison always win. First successful Teltonika devices were made, such as glucose measuring device, timing system device, and current meter. We launched our trial Guard GSM project. The main purpose of this IoT device was to control external sensors and retrieve data from them to make corresponding security actions. At the Infobalt Expo 2003, we presented a versatile programmable controller, which won the Best Product Award. 2003 Teltonika introduced its first fleet management platform TAVL. Its purpose was to display and manage real-time data retrieved from tracking equipment and collect information on the actions and assets of the vehicle operator. 2005 The founder of Teltonika Arvydas Paukštys was named Manager of the Year in Lithuania. The first SMT line was opened on Liepkalnio street in Vilnius – a real breakthrough in Teltonika’s production. It enabled us to work more effectively and produce even more innovative products. 2006 Teltonika introduced the first router based on cellular technology – RUT100, which marked the beginning of Teltonika’s networking business niche. RUT100 devices are still successfully used in some industry sectors. For our developed vehicle tracking systems, we won the Innovation Prize in the competition organised by the Lithuanian Innovation Centre and the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists. We produced Teltonika’s first GSM module – TM2. It was intended for telemetry equipment and worked as an external 2G modem. Lithuania’s Ministry of the Economy and Innovation awarded Teltonika with a Medal of Merit for business development in Vilnius County. 2007 Our division in Kaunas, Lithuania, opened its doors. Today, Kaunas is the home of our networking solutions business unit. We started our international expansion with the first foreign offices in Hong Kong and Pakistan. 2008 We stepped into the new personal and asset tracking business niche by introducing a new device – GH3000, which was intended to transmit the user’s location and call for help in the event of an emergency. Teltonika represented Lithuania at the international CeBIT 2009 exhibition. We presented various types of modems, transport management and personal surveillance systems, video solutions, and other devices. 2009 Our production facilities and SMT lines underwent a major upgrade and modernisation. It led to a significant increase in production volumes. 2011 We launched the FOTA platform to provide even more value for our clients. FOTA is a software update and configuration tool, allowing our clients to easily make any desired changes remotely. 2012 Teltonika began providing electronics assembly services to other companies. Today, Teltonika EMS, part of the Teltonika company group, successfully helps clients from various countries by providing electronics design, development, and contract manufacturing services. 2014 We opened the first IoT academy in Lithuania that invites students to learn more about creating the Internet of Things devices and try different engineering and IT professions. Our experience in design and production as well as usage of cutting-edge technologies helped us to focus on user-friendly IoT solutions, and we started the Easy Key to IoT campaign. Since 2016, every device developed by Teltonika has a convenient and easy-to-use interface, which allows for its effective remote management. 2016 We installed a new module calibration robot in our production facilities, enabling the calibration of up to 9 000 modules per day. This robot was a creation of Teltonika’s manufacturing engineers, replacing manual work with automated one. We also opened the first Lithuanian B2B Academy. This academy helps young people learn how to create successful business connections and gain experience in sales and marketing. 2017 Rapid growth requires a larger production capacity. Therefore, we acquired a new SMT line. In the Lithuanian Sector Leaders 2018 competition, Teltonika was ranked as one of the top companies in the manufacturing sector. 2018 Arvydas Paukštys, founder of Teltonika, became the first person in Lithuania to be named national patron. He donated one million euro towards the reconstruction of the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Rosary in Balbieriškis, Lithuania. We upgraded our production facilities by installing a fully automated product assembly line. Six robots have been responsible for the complete assembly cycle of components, from the integration of the main electronic board into the casing to the laser engraving of the product information. 2019 We announced our plans to establish the Teltonika High-Tech Hill technology park in Vilnius. It will include a new electronics assembly plant, a PCB factory, a plastic parts manufacturing facility, semiconductor chip assembly, testing, and manufacturing facilities, administrative offices, a data centre, a commercial building, and parking facilities. The total investment in the Teltonika High-Tech Hill technology park is estimated at about €3.7 billion. To accelerate growth and function more effectively, Teltonika was reorganised into a company group with the holding company Teltonika IoT Group and Arvydas Paukštys as the president. During reorganisation, separate companies were established inside the group, each focusing on a different business niche: Teltonika Telematics, Teltonika Networks, Teltonika Telemedic, and Teltonika EMS. During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Teltonika embarked on developing the first Lithuanian artificial lung ventilator. For this project, the founder of Teltonika Arvydas Paukštys received the Order of the Knight for merits to Lithuania award. Teltonika also committed to commercialise and produce a smart wristband based on the Kaunas University of Technology and Vilnius University algorithm. Its purpose is to detect atrial fibrillation and help people with heart rhythm problems. The mass production of this unique device, capable of recording a 6-lead electrocardiogram, has already started. Teltonika took fourth place in the Lithuanian Business Leaders 500 ranking and among the strongest Lithuanian companies in the manufacturing industry. 2020 We announced ambitious plans to create a semiconductor chip industry in Lithuania. The project encompasses such activities as semiconductor chip design, fabrication, assembly and testing, and power module manufacturing. We welcomed the Head of the Taipei Mission to the Baltic States at the Teltonika manufacturing facilities and discussed the opportunities for cooperation in developing joint business between Taiwanese and Lithuanian companies. For ambitious business development and exceptional corporate social responsibility, Teltonika won the Lithuanian National broadcaster’s Business Leadership of the Year Award. We established a public institution by the name of Teltonika High-Tech Hill. This institution aims to promote cooperation between business and science and motivate young people to choose careers in engineering and IT. It supervises Teltonika’s academies and scholarship programmes. Teltonika launched a scholarship programme for first-year students in specific engineering and IT study fields. About 250 students in Lithuania each received a €3,000 scholarship. We introduced a new business niche – developing innovative electric vehicle charging solutions, which effectively contribute to reducing CO2 emissions. The first product is the smart EV charger TeltoCharge. 2021 We continue believing in the future of IoT just as strongly as the founder of Teltonika believed in it when he started this business. 2025... We launched the first 5G products made in Lithuania – the RUTX50 router and TRB500 gateway. We started mass production of the EV charger TeltoCharge. Thanks to the talented and highly-skilled Teltonika’s engineers, the EV charging station was developed in less than a year. In the traditional Lithuanian Product of the Year competition, we won two gold medals for the EV charger TeltoCharge by the Teltonika Energy company and the EYE sensor device by Teltonika Telematics. In October, we opened a modern Teltonika Technology Centre in Molėtai, which was built in just nine months. It is the second production unit of the company group, manufacturing network equipment, EV charging stations, and smart heart monitoring wristbands. We welcomed a team of semiconductor research experts and scientists from Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). The meeting with the delegation of more than 30 people took place at Teltonika EMS. The delegation shared insights on how we can cooperate in terms of technologies and developing employee competences. The Adizes Institute Worldwide awarded Teltonika as Company of the Year 2021 for achieving exceptional results on a global scale by adopting the Adizes methodology. 2022 We have started the construction of a state-of-the-art PCB manufacturing plant, which will emerge as one of the buildings in the future Teltonika High-Tech Hill technology park in Vilnius. The budget for this project is estimated to be €143 million. Teltonika’s PCB factory is expected to become one of the most advanced of its kind in Europe. Teltonika has received a building permit for a new electronics assembly plant in Vilnius. Together with the upcoming PCB factory, the new electronics assembly plant will emerge as part of the Teltonika High-Tech Hill technology park. It will house 10 electronic assembly lines, 20 testing lines, 4 packaging lines, a modern robotic warehouse, and laboratories. The production capacity is expected to reach more than 18 million products per year. For creating high added-value in the Molėtai region and for our substantial investment in the technology centre project, we received the Investor of the Year award. We have launched the mass production of TeltoHeart, a multifunctional smart wristband with 6-lead ECG, designed to help people with heart rhythm problems. 2023 Among the nearly 30 offices we rent worldwide, 2024 marked a major milestone: we finally moved into our first building constructed specifically for us. In early spring, the brand-new Teltonika headquarters welcomed its first settlers in the heart of Vilnius, at Saltoniškių Street 14. This became the central hub for the management of the entire Teltonika company group, coordinating the activities of all our representative offices around the world. The headquarters feature five floors of modern workspaces and two levels of underground parking. Designed and built in line with the international BREEAM standard for sustainable buildings, they offer smart office solutions, energy-efficient engineering systems, and automated control of ventilation, heating, and lighting. A 400 m² glass roof brings in abundant natural light, while spacious kitchenettes, lounge areas, and a 100-seat restaurant provide a comfortable and inspiring environment for our teams. Teltonika has entered a new phase of its business development. Arvydas Paukštys transfered the management of the Teltonika company group to Marius Derenčius. Starting August 2024, Marius Derenčius is the new CEO of the company Teltonika IoT Group, which controls the Teltonika brand companies, and the president of the whole company group. “These changes stem from the business development plans of the investment company AGP Investments. By implementing them, we are consistently increasing the number of our business activities. I am handing over the management of Teltonika to an experienced leader who has dedicated many years to the development of our IoT products business. I believe that this change will allow Teltonika to focus on its ambitious global growth plans, while my increased involvement in AGP Investments’ projects will help other businesses to grow faster,” says A. Paukštys, who owns 100% of AGP Investments shares together with his family. 2024

Read what's important to us. Mission, vision, and values of the Teltonika company group. Mission, Vision, Values Our mission is to create a more advanced world by integrating IoT technologies into people's daily lives. Our vision is to become a global leader in the IoT field, inspiring people to innovate, scale their businesses, and change lives. We pursue our mission guided by these values: Flexibility We are always ready to change and adapt to new circumstances. We not only seek solutions but also explore opportunities that inspire new ideas and provide value to our customers. Integrity We believe that true strength is found in honesty and trust. We don't just talk but deliver on our promises, and we listen to every word with sincere care. Courage for change Change is the fuel for our growth! We are not afraid to take risks, try again, and take unexplored paths: that's how we find new and unique solutions. Partnership We build empowering connections. Our synergy with partners and within our team enables us to achieve more together, from hearing the needs to delivering real results. Learn Teltonika's story

Teltonika is a rapidly growing company group with considerable experience in the design and production of high-quality Internet of Things devices. Learn more about us. WE ARE YOUR EASY KEY TO IOT Teltonika is a rapidly growing company group with considerable experience in the design and production of high-quality Internet of Things devices. We are proud of working on unique made-in-Lithuania products that help people worldwide. 26 COUNTRIES with Teltonika's offices 30M DEVICES deployed 10,000 PARTNERS trust Teltonika Since 1998 DEVELOPING IOT TECHNOLOGIES Before the term Internet of Things was introduced in 1999, Teltonika had already been exploring the possibilities of M2M communication. Since then, we have believed that IoT technologies are our future. Today, we look forward to discovering even more ways of helping people in their daily lives, business, and industry with the help of IoT. What is IoT? FROM SMALL BEGINNINGS TO AMBITIOUS GROWTH IoT solutions developed by the Teltonika company group have been successfully helping people for more than 25 years now. However, not many know that Teltonika started from a small dormitory room. There, a talented and entrepreneurial electronics design graduate, who would later become the founder of Teltonika, was soldering the first phones with a caller number display. Read the whole story CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY We are always determined to help not only our clients and partners all over the world but also our employees and the communities in need. Initiatives of social responsibility are developed in the following main directions. ENSURING EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING Our organisation grows when our employees grow. We ensure opportunities for our employees to unlock their talents and reach their potential by fostering a culture of mutual trust and respect, providing a comfortable working environment and value-adding projects, organising training courses, and taking care of employees’ physical and mental health. Career opportunities MOTIVATING YOUNG TALENTS Teltonika collaborates with universities, colleges, and schools on various projects. Our IoT and B2B academies organise free IT, engineering, and sales training and practical courses for students and employees. From 2021 to 2024, Teltonika ran the largest privately initiated scholarship programme in Lithuania. About 250 first-year students have received our scholarships worth around €750 000. Educational activities REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT Teltonika has implemented the environmental protection management system and complies with the ISO14001 environmental protection standard. All our products are made using only renewable electricity and packaged in recycled cardboard. Currently, Teltonika recycles 90% of the generated waste. Our objective is to reduce our footprint to 0 g of CO2 equivalent per product. Environmental responsibility DONATING TO CHARITABLE CAUSES Helping people is the eternal value of Teltonika. With the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, we rushed to provide financial aid to the municipalities of Vilkaviškis, Prienai, and Molėtai so they could purchase the necessary protective equipment. As we care not only for the physical health of people but also for their spiritual well-being, we made a donation towards the reconstruction of churches in Balbieriškis and Alvitas. Every year, we donate a million euros to different social causes. Charitable activities OUR BUSINESS NICHES Teltonika IoT Group unites Lithuanian high-tech companies operating under the brand name of Teltonika, each focusing on a different business niche. Telematics Tracking device solutions for easy and effective fleet management in areas such as as logistics, agriculture, car sharing, construction, and more. Telematics solutions Industrial networking Solutions with professional connectivity equipment - primarily routers, switches, gateways, and modems - for the most demanding applications in Industry 4.0, Smart City, and Green Energy sectors. Networking solutions Telemedicine Innovative telemedicine and telecare solutions, such as smart bracelets with 6-lead ECG and artificial lung ventilators with remote monitoring. Telemedicine solutions EV charging Smart and customisable electric vehicle charging solutions, enabling more efficient and sustainable driving. EV charging solutions What does Teltonika do? Teltonika is a Lithuanian company group that designs, develops, and manufactures Internet of Things devices. We operate in vehicle tracking, network connectivity, telemedicine, and EV charging business niches and provide electronics design, manufacturing, and assembly services. We sell and export our devices all over the world with the help of local offices on every continent. How does Teltonika work? Teltonika operates in a B2B segment and works only with business clients interested in implementing our solutions in their projects. The Teltonika company group is comprised of the holding company Teltonika IoT Group and its subsidiaries: Teltonika Telematics, Teltonika Networks, Teltonika EMS, Teltonika Telemedic, and Teltonika Energy. Every subsidiary company focuses on a particular business niche and serves clients from that niche. Where are Teltonika products made? All products of Teltonika are designed and developed by our engineering specialists in Lithuania and then produced in two modern manufacturing facilities – in Vilnius and Molėtai. Idea generation, component supplier research, design, engineering, manufacturing, assembly, and quality control – the whole development process is in the hands of the Teltonika company group. It allows us to offer affordable, reliable, and high-quality devices to our clients worldwide. Who owns Teltonika? The Teltonika company group is a family business owned mainly by Arvydas Paukštys. The president of the Teltonika company group is Marius Derenčius. What are Teltonika’s future plans? Teltonika aims to continue developing the IoT ecosystem industry and embark on new projects in the spheres of 6G technologies, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy spheres. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Show all

On this page, you will find guidelines on using the Teltonika brand and our product marketing materials. Brand Guidelines On this page, you will find guidelines on using the Teltonika brand and our product marketing materials. These guidelines must be followed when publishing information about our company, products, or your cooperation with us. If you have any questions regarding the Teltonika brand usage, please get in touch with our design team. BRAND ASSETS 2024-07-25 09:30 GUIDELINES ON MARKETING MATERIALS Guidelines on using our product photos, videos, and product descriptions for clients and partners in their communications. Download 2024-07-25 09:30 LOGO A set of versions of Teltonika’s main logo for print and digital display. Download 2024-07-25 09:30 BRAND GUIDELINES Short version of Teltonika Brand Guidelines. Request WE ARE HERE TO HELP If your inquiry is not related to media relations, press requests, or product marketing, please go to the Contacts section of our website. Press Contacts Our Communications team is available to answer requests for information, interviews and other requests related to the company group ant its activities. Contact press team Product marketing For questions related to product marketing, please contact our Marketing team. Contact marketing team Association with Teltonika Your materials, Teltonika's logos, product images, photographs thereof, and other brand materials cannot be used in any manner that falsely suggests an association with Teltonika, mimics the brand, or is likely to reduce, diminish, or damage the goodwill, value, or reputation associated with any of Teltonika's companies or products. For any uncertainty about the use of the assets above, please contact our Marketing team. How to introduce Teltonika to partners and end-clients? Teltonika is a global leader in IoT technologies, offering innovative networking, telematics, telemedicine, and EV charging solutions. With decades of experience and a commitment to quality, Teltonika provides state-of-the-art devices like routers, gateways, and trackers that empower businesses to streamline operations and optimize efficiency. Teltonika’s R&D and manufacturing capabilities ensure that solutions are tailored to diverse industries. Teltonika is a trusted partner dedicated to driving the technological growth and success of your business. What makes our offer unique: Robust portfolio of customisable products; Intuitive product installation and use; Exceptional technical support; Competitive pricing. Main facts about the Teltonika company group Areas of business: telematics, networking solutions, telemedicine, and EV charging Year of establishment: 1998 Country of origin: Lithuania Local teams: 26 countries, 6 continents Markets: global coverage (150+ countries) R&D and manufacturing located in Lithuania, Europe . Want to know more about Teltonika? Visit What is Teltonika? Your easy key to IoT! I'm a client and I wonder if I can use this material to create web pages? You may only use this material to publish information about our company. Any attempt to mimic the Teltonika brand or any of the Teltonika group companies and products will be regarded as a serious infringement and will result in legal action. I have noticed that your company/products are not represented correctly. Who can I address this with? Please contact our Marketing team using the details above. I would like to arrange an interview with a representative of Teltonika. Who should I contact? Please contact our Communications team using the details above. I'm looking for a career in marketing, design or communications, where can I apply? You can find all vacancies and information about employment prospects in the Teltonika company group on our Careers page . FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

All the products developed and manufactured by Teltonika Networks, Teltonika Telematics, and Teltonika Telemedic have a 24-month warranty period. POLICIES & CERTIFICATES Legal information and resources Policies Cookies policy Code of conduct Prevention of money laundering policy and compliance with international sanction policy Data processing agreement General terms of service Recruitment Privacy Notice Integrated management system policy Warranty & repair General Privacy policy Teltoheart privacy policy Telemedic Terms and conditions Certificates ISO 9001:2015 Quality service certification ISO 14001:2015 Environmental system certification ISO 45001:2018 Safety system certification ISO 27001:2022 Information security management system ISO 13485:2016 Quality system certification EN ISO/IEC 80079-34:2018 ATEX Quality Assurance Notification (QAN) and IECEx Quality Assessment Report (QAR) AQAP 2110 (Edition D Version 1 – June 2016) NATO Quality Assurance Requirements for Design, Development, and Production Warranty & repair Updated 2024-01-01 All the products developed and manufactured by Teltonika Networks, Teltonika Telematics, and Teltonika Telemedic have a 24-month warranty period. Products developed and manufactured by Teltonika Energy have a 36-month warranty period. It means that during this period, the product can be repaired or replaced if it meets the RMA criteria. The RMA policy covers only products purchased directly from Teltonika Telematics, Teltonika Networks, Teltonika Telemedic, Teltonika Energy, or former JSC Teltonika. Please click on the company you need below to read its warranty policy. Telematics Read more INDUSTRIAL & ENTERPRISE NETWORKING SOLUTION Read more TELEMEDICINE Read more EV CHARGING Read more