Eutelsat is a leading satellite operator and the world's first integrated GEO-LEO satellite operator, formed in 2023 through the combination of Eutelsat and OneWeb. With a fleet of 34 geostationary satellites and a LEO constellation of over 600 satellites, the company provides global services for video broadcasting, broadband, data connectivity, and government communications. Eutelsat also delivers services for maritime and in-flight mobility, offering solutions like the Eutelsat Advance platform for high-end connectivity and digital platforms for broadcasters. Associated keywords include satellite communications, GEO-LEO infrastructure, and broadcast services.
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Eutelsat will use bond proceeds to cover fees and expenses related to the new bonds.
The $100 million Seraphim Space fund was backed by the British Business Bank, the UK’s National Security Strategic Investment Fund, Eutelsat, and SKY Perfect JSAT.
Eutelsat committed €2 billion to the European Union’s IRIS2 secure communications constellation.
The SpaceRISE consortium comprises Eutelsat, SES, and Hispasat.
In early February 2026 Eutelsat secured €1 billion in French government-backed financing to support the expansion of the OneWeb constellation.
Eutelsat will raise €1.5 billion to refinance existing debt and add cash to the company’s balance sheet.
Eutelsat's net debt increased by €82.2 million year-on-year as of June 2025.
Sidewinder is an electronically steered antenna compatible with Geostationary Orbit satellites and the Eutelsat OneWeb Low-Earth Orbit constellation.
Eutelsat is projecting group revenues upwards of 1.5 billion euro by the end of fiscal year 2028-2029 driven largely by LEO services.
OneWeb’s parent company Eutelsat entered a multi-year agreement with Greenland’s national telco Tusass to provide critical infrastructure, community broadband, maritime, mobility, and emergency services.
Eutelsat has a 10-year, $1 billion framework agreement with the French Ministry of Defense.
Can Marine’s partnership with Eutelsat and access to OneWeb LEO connectivity will allow Can Marine to support a new generation of digital vessel capabilities.
Eutelsat is a founding member of the SpaceRISE consortium leading development of the IRIS² European LEO-MEO broadband constellation.
Eutelsat reported OneWeb revenues were up 60 percent in its half-year results and projected up to 280 million euro in OneWeb revenues by the end of the current fiscal year.
Can Marine will use Eutelsat’s OneWeb Low-Earth Orbit constellation to deliver maritime connectivity to customers in the Asia-Pacific region under a new multi-year agreement with Eutelsat.
In September, Skynopy reached an agreement to include 42 Eutelsat OneWeb ground stations in its network by 2028.
Alexandra (Alex) Kenworthy is Director of Maritime & Energy at Eutelsat.
Eutelsat secured 975 million euro in government export credit financing after raising 1.5 billion euro in late 2025 from the French government and other stakeholders.
The companies did not disclose the financial terms of the multi-year agreement between Can Marine and Eutelsat.
Eutelsat is investing roughly 2 billion euro to replenish 440 first-generation OneWeb satellites before deploying next-generation capabilities for IRIS² by 2030.