Motorola

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Motorola, Inc. () was an American multinational telecommunications company based in Schaumburg, Illinois. It was founded by brothers Paul and Joseph Galvin in 1928 as Galvin Manufacturing Corporation and was renamed Motorola in 1947. Many of Motorola's products had been radio-related communication equipment such as two-way radios, consumer walkie-talkies, cellular infrastructure, mobile phones, satellite communicators, pagers, as well as cable modems and semiconductors.

Run byPaul Galvin (chairman)

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$392.23

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Mkt cap$65.6B

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High$401.23

Low$390.61

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▾ 📰 Recent news2 headlines · MSI

Can Motorola's Global Assist Expansion Boost AI-Based Public Safety?
Yahoo· 6d ago

MSI's Assist expands globally, bringing AI tools for faster emergency response, field support and digital investigations to Europe after U.S. deployment.
Can Viavi's New TETRA Testing Upgrade Strengthen Its Growth Story?
Yahoo· 6d ago

VIAV's new TETRA testing upgrade for the CX300 aims to speed deployments, cut costs, and reinforce its position in mission-critical radio testing.

▾ 🔗 Overlaps · same entity in both tables11 matches

Entries the AI flagged as overlapping between Subsidiaries and Segments. Read both rows together — the subsidiary row shows the one-time deal; the segment row shows the recurring revenue contribution.

🏢 Avigilon ↔ 🧱 Video Security & Access Control 📊 operational view

Avigilon is a key brand and operational component within the broader Video Security & Access Control segment.
🏢 WatchGuard Video ↔ 🧱 Video Security & Access Control 📊 operational view

WatchGuard Video's products are integrated into the Video Security & Access Control segment.
🏢 IndigoVision ↔ 🧱 Video Security & Access Control 📊 operational view

IndigoVision's video security solutions contribute to the Video Security & Access Control segment.
🏢 Pelco ↔ 🧱 Video Security & Access Control 📊 operational view

Pelco's video security offerings are a major part of the Video Security & Access Control segment.
🏢 Envysion ↔ 🧱 Video Security & Access Control 📊 operational view

Envysion's cloud-based video solutions enhance the Video Security & Access Control segment.
🏢 Openpath Security ↔ 🧱 Video Security & Access Control 📊 operational view

Openpath's access control technology is a component of the Video Security & Access Control segment.
🏢 Calipsa ↔ 🧱 Video Security & Access Control 📊 operational view

Calipsa's AI video analytics are integrated into the Video Security & Access Control segment's offerings.
🏢 Kodiak Networks ↔ 🧱 Land Mobile Radio (LMR) & Critical Communications 📊 operational view

Kodiak's push-to-talk solutions are a part of the Land Mobile Radio & Critical Communications segment.
🏢 Futurecom Systems Group ↔ 🧱 Land Mobile Radio (LMR) & Critical Communications 📊 operational view

Futurecom's RF products contribute to the Land Mobile Radio & Critical Communications segment.
🏢 Teldio ↔ 🧱 Land Mobile Radio (LMR) & Critical Communications 📊 operational view

Teldio's applications enhance the Land Mobile Radio & Critical Communications segment's offerings.
🏢 911 Datamaster ↔ 🧱 Command Center Software 📊 operational view

911 Datamaster's location information services are integrated into the Command Center Software segment.

▾ 🧱 Sum of the parts20 rows · est. $45B total

Name	Type	% stake	Paid	Annual rev	Now worth	×% our share	Note
Land Mobile Radio (LMR) & Critical Communications ↔ Teldio · acq. 2023	🧩+🏢 merged	100.0%	$0.0B	$6.0B	$20.0B	$20.0B	Core business of two-way radio systems, infrastructure, and services for public safety and commercial customers.(estimate)
Command Center Software ↔ 911 Datamaster · acq. 2023	🧩+🏢 merged	100.0%	$0.0B	$1.5B	$7.0B	$7.0B	Software solutions for emergency call handling, dispatch, and incident management.(estimate)
Video Security & Access Control ↔ Calipsa · acq. 2022	🧩+🏢 merged	100.0%	$0.0B	$1.2B	$5.0B	$5.0B	Video surveillance, analytics, and access control systems, primarily through Avigilon and Pelco brands.(estimate)
Managed & Support Services	🧩 segment	100.0%	—	$2.5B	$10.0B	$10.0B	Ongoing services, maintenance, and managed solutions for communication systems.
Other	🧩 segment	100.0%	—	—	—	—	holdings not assigned to a reported segment
Airbus DS Communications · acq. 2017	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	—	—	—	—	Acquired from Airbus, provides emergency call handling and dispatch solutions.(estimate)
Ava Security · acq. 2022	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	—	—	—	—	Cloud-native video security and analytics.(estimate)
Avigilon · acq. 2018	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$1.0B	—	$1.5B	$1.5B	Provider of video analytics, network video management software and hardware, and access control solutions.(estimate)
Callyo · acq. 2020	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	—	—	—	—	Mobile-first software applications for law enforcement.(estimate)
Envysion · acq. 2021	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.0B	—	$0.1B	$0.1B	Cloud-based video surveillance and business intelligence solutions.(estimate)
Futurecom Systems Group · acq. 1999	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	—	—	$0.1B	$0.1B	Designs and manufactures radio frequency (RF) coverage and extension products.(estimate)
IndigoVision · acq. 2020	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.0B	—	$0.1B	$0.1B	Provider of end-to-end video security solutions.(estimate)
IPVideo Corporation · acq. 2023	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	—	—	—	—	Developer of IoT sensor technology and video solutions, including the HALO Smart Sensor.(estimate)
Kodiak Networks · acq. 2017	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.2B	—	$0.3B	$0.3B	Specializes in broadband push-to-talk (PTT) solutions.(estimate)
Openpath Security · acq. 2021	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.3B	—	$0.4B	$0.4B	Cloud-based mobile access control solutions.(estimate)
Pelco · acq. 2020	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.1B	—	$0.2B	$0.2B	Global leader in the design, development, and manufacture of video security solutions.(estimate)
Plant Holdings (Edesix) · acq. 2018	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	—	—	—	—	Body-worn camera solutions.(estimate)
Rave Mobile Safety · acq. 2022	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.3B	—	$0.3B	$0.3B	Critical communication and collaboration platform.(estimate)
VaaS International Holdings (VaaS) · acq. 2019	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.4B	—	$0.5B	$0.5B	Provider of data and image analytics for vehicle location.(estimate)
WatchGuard Video · acq. 2019	🏢 subsidiary	100.0%	$0.1B	—	$0.1B	$0.1B	Developer of in-car video systems and body-worn cameras for law enforcement.(estimate)