KORE Group Holdings, Inc., a global pure-play IoT hyperscaler, has announced a new portfolio of SGP.32-compliant connectivity solutions in partnership with Kigen. With commercial availability expected later in 2026, this collaboration marks a significant step toward advancing scalable and flexible IoT connectivity for enterprises worldwide. Moreover, the new solutions align with the GSMA’s next-generation eSIM standard, enabling businesses to better manage connected devices across diverse environments.
Designed specifically for IoT use cases, KORE’s SGP.32 solutions support a wide range of devices, from high-power gateways to low-energy, battery-powered sensors. In addition, the portfolio offers multiple connectivity profiles tailored to different operational requirements. For instance, organizations can benefit from streamlined roaming, resilient multi-network connectivity, and localized connectivity options with intelligent failover and recovery. As a result, enterprises can deploy and manage devices globally while continuously adapting connectivity strategies as needs evolve.
Furthermore, KORE’s latest offering enhances operational efficiency by allowing remote provisioning, switching, and optimization of connectivity. Whether devices remain stationary or operate in motion, customers can eliminate the need for costly on-site interventions, such as manual SIM replacements or “truck rolls.” Consequently, businesses gain improved scalability, greater resilience, and broader global reach.
At the same time, the solution is built to support the future of IoT by ensuring interoperability and carrier-grade integrations. By leveraging a unified eSIM-based platform, KORE aims to deliver programmable connectivity that simplifies device lifecycle management at scale. This approach also supports the company’s broader vision of enabling intelligent, flexible, and automated connectivity across global IoT deployments.
“Enterprise customers don’t just need standards – they need a proven way to operationalize them at scale,” said Ron Totton, President and CEO of KORE. “With SGP.32, success depends on deep carrier relationships, global infrastructure and the ability to manage complexity across the full device lifecycle. That’s where KORE delivers – helping customers turn new standards into real-world, scalable deployments.”
In parallel, Kigen is contributing its secure, GSMA-certified SGP.32 eSIM and eIM technology to strengthen the solution’s enterprise-grade architecture. This integration ensures a trusted and secure foundation for managing connectivity across a wide range of IoT deployments.
“SGP.32 is a defining milestone for the industry because it removes the complexity that has long held back scale for enterprise IoT – making connectivity truly flexible, resilient, and secure by design,” said Vincent Korstanje, CEO at Kigen. “By building on Kigen’s GSMA-certified eSIM and eIM, KORE is establishing a trusted foundation that enables enterprises to deploy, manage, and scale next-generation connectivity with confidence.”
Additionally, KORE’s SGP.32 solution offers a more adaptive approach to global IoT connectivity by supporting evolving regulatory requirements and dynamic network conditions. Therefore, enterprises can localize connectivity, maintain consistent uptime, and manage changes remotely throughout long device lifecycles.
Overall, this partnership between KORE and Kigen highlights a major advancement in IoT connectivity, enabling organizations to scale deployments efficiently while ensuring flexibility, security, and long-term operational success.
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