Amos Spacecom, formally known as Space Communications Ltd, is an Israeli-based global fixed-satellite operator and satellite service provider. It operates the AMOS satellite fleet, providing broadcast and broadband services with coverage over Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Spacecom offers tailored communication solutions to media, telecommunications, and broadband industries, governments, and private networks. Key services include direct-to-home broadcasting, broadband internet access, and communication services, with major partners and customers including the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation and other clients in Angola, and Nigeria.
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The redirected Ku-band beam on AMOS-17 enables Spacecom to provide up to 2 gigabits per second of capacity over the Indian Ocean region.
4iG plans to buy 51% of Spacecom and build out Spacecom’s portfolio of services.
Spacecom has been awarded a multi-million contract from Get SAT to support Satellite-on-the-Move (SOTM) communication networks via the AMOS-17 satellite.
The Haleakalā High Altitude Observatory site on Maui is owned by the University of Hawaii and hosts the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Maui Optical Station (AMOS).
Spacecom’s AMOS-17 Ka satellite was used with a steerable beam pointed to the flight area in Southern Spain and cross-linked to a fixed beam serving the SkyEdge II-c Hub.
Spacecom’s satellite services division executed a full turn-key service migration of Signet to 38 sites and a teleport without loss or interruption of service in less than three weeks.
AMOS developed a compact, lightweight hyperspectral instrument dedicated to smallsats with a 70 km swath.
AMOS was selected as a member of the Core Team led by OHB System AG to develop the CHIME instrument for Sentinel 10.
The European Space Agency and AMOS have a contract to build and qualify a first flight model of AMOS’s compact hyperspectral imager called ELOIS.
4iG Plc. is acquiring a 51% majority stake in Spacecom through a private shares placement.
The transaction value for 4iG’s acquisition of a 51% stake in Spacecom is $68,000,000.
The $68,000,000 transaction represents a 50% premium over Spacecom’s six-month average Tel Aviv Stock Exchange share price of $2.6 per share.
Spacecom secured a $6,000,000 contract from a mobile operator in Africa.
Spacecom ordered a satellite called Amos-8 from Maxar Technologies in 2018 to replace Amos-6 but canceled the contract after Israel’s government decided the satellite would be built domestically.
Spacecom reported a $38,000,000 extension of services with the Government of Israel.
Yes DTH, owner of an Israeli satellite TV broadcaster, agreed to buy capacity from Amos-7 and Amos-3 for another two years in a $14,000,000 deal.
4iG is an IT and communications company that aims to buy 51% of Spacecom to accelerate its international space ambitions.
Spacecom secured an extension to use AsiaSat-8 until 2024.
Spacecom announced a deal worth at least $8,600,000 to provide satellite broadcast capacity to Magyar Telekom from 4 degrees west until the end of 2024.
Spacecom is negotiating with 4iG Plc. for 4iG to acquire a 51 percent majority stake in the Israel-based satellite services company.