Devon-based broadband company Cambium Networks has filed for administration in the UK.

The company, which is the wholly owned UK subsidiary of Cambium Networks Corporation, entered into administration last week.

As reported by ISP Review, Cambium filed a “Notice of Intention” to appoint an administrator on September 10.

Cambium provides fixed wireless access (FWA), WiFi, switching, and cloud management services to enterprises and Internet Service Providers (ISPs).

The company has since put out a banner on its website, stating that “the affairs, business and property of Cambium Networks Limited are being managed by David Shambrook, Gordon Thomson, James Woodhead and Joe Barry of RSM UK Restructuring Advisory LLP as Joint Administrators.”

It comes as the wider group has faced some difficulties with Cambium Networks Corporation being delisted from Nasdaq back in March 2026 due to delayed periodic reports and SEC filing compliance issues. Not long after, as reported by ISP Review, the company officially ceased its status as a Person with Significant Control (PSC) of the UK based Cambium Networks Ltd.

The group’s global HQ is in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, though Cambium also has research and development centers in the US, Ashburton, UK, and Bangalore, India.

Reports yesterday also revealed that the group has outlined plans to cut 260 jobs globally, which is more than 53 percent of the company’s workforce.

One such employee in the UK, Tariq Saddique, senior inside channel account manager for the UK/IE & Nordics, confirmed his departure via LinkedIn.

“After more than eight years with Cambium Networks, I’m writing to share that I am no longer with the company following the unfortunate collapse of the business,” he said.

The company hasn’t publicly commented on the administration filing. Administration offers Cambium protection from creditors seeking immediate repayment of debts.

The situation will also have an impact on customers and partners of Cambium, as administrators attempt to find a buyer.