Centiel SA, a Switzerland-based provider of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) equipment, has received its first order in the U.S. market under the strategic distribution agreement with Neo Critical Power LLC, announced in June 2026. The order, valued at USD 8.7 million, covers the delivery of a UPS system for a data center project in the United States. This marks the first project under the framework agreement and demonstrates that the partnership, formed just weeks ago, is already yielding substantial results.
The delivery is planned within the current financial year and will contribute to the U.S.-related revenue expectations communicated for 2026. Gerardo Lecuona, CEO of Centiel, commented: "This first order demonstrates that our partnership with Neo Critical Power is already bearing fruit and that we are well on track with our international growth strategy and our path into the U.S. market."
The agreement with Neo Critical Power LLC, based in Wyoming, was announced in June 2026 as a strategic move to expand Centiel's presence in North America. Centiel builds on engineering expertise in transformer-less and modular UPS technologies, offering power protection solutions for critical infrastructure. The company is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange and operates through a network of subsidiaries and channel partners. For further information, visit www.centiel.com.
This first order underscores the growing demand for reliable and efficient UPS systems in the U.S. data center market, which is expanding rapidly due to increased digitalization and cloud computing. Centiel's entry into this market through a local partner allows it to leverage Neo Critical Power's distribution network and customer relationships. The order value of USD 8.7 million is significant for Centiel, providing a strong start to its U.S. operations and validating its growth strategy.
The data center project for which the UPS system is intended has not been disclosed, but it likely involves a hyperscale or colocation facility requiring high power availability and energy efficiency. Centiel's modular UPS systems are designed to support operational continuity and optimize energy consumption, making them suitable for such applications. The successful delivery and installation of this system could open doors for further orders in the U.S. market, as referenced in the company's revenue expectations for 2026.
Investors and media can contact Alexandre Muller at +41 43 268 32 31 or via email at ir@hq.centiel.com or media@hq.centiel.com. Centiel's global headquarters is located at Via alla Stampa 15, 6965 Cadro, Lugano, Switzerland. The original release is available at www.newmediawire.com.
