Teletrac Navman US Ltd. is the U.S. operating entity of Teletrac Navman, a connected-mobility and fleet-telematics business formed in 2015 when Teletrac Inc. and Navman Wireless merged. Its global headquarters is in Northbrook, Illinois (some directories list a Glenview, IL address; earlier listings show Irvine, CA). Ownership has changed recently: Teletrac Navman was formerly a subsidiary of Vontier Corporation (NYSE: VNT), which itself was spun off from Fortive in 2020, and in July 2026 private-equity firm Respida Capital completed its acquisition of the business at a reported $220 million valuation, with Vontier retaining a minority stake. Third-party databases (PitchBook, LeadIQ) put headcount in the roughly 500–1,000 range; revenue figures around $250 million appear only in algorithmic estimate sites and should be treated as unverified.
The company sells SaaS fleet-management and telematics products: GPS vehicle and asset tracking, electronic logging device (ELD) and hours-of-service compliance, fuel-tax reporting, AI-enabled dashcams and driver-safety scoring, real-time diagnostics, jobsite/workflow and equipment-management tools, and in-cab navigation/messaging apps. Its flagship platform is TN360, alongside the older DIRECTOR fleet-management line and hardware units such as the TN480 and Qube300. It reports managing several hundred thousand vehicles and assets worldwide, with offices in the U.S., UK, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico.
Patent-litigation posture is that of an operating company being targeted, not asserting. The tracked data show exactly one case, with Teletrac Navman US Ltd. as defendant and zero as plaintiff.
That case is Fleet Connect Solutions LLC v. Teletrac Navman US Ltd., filed in the Central District of California (lead case 2:24-cv-05871, with related earlier filings 8:23-cv-01759 and 2:24-cv-00939). Fleet Connect Solutions is a non-practicing entity owned by Empire IP LLC and a prolific filer of fleet-telematics suits (50+ cases, often in the Eastern District of Texas against GPS/telematics vendors and their customers). The patents asserted against Teletrac Navman concern wireless communications, OFDM channel interference, mobile field-asset management and navigation tracking. The parties stipulated to a stay and then dismissal in late 2024; no merits ruling issued.