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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ONERA selected AMOS to design and manufacture PROVIDENCE, a 2.5-metre ground-based telescope.
ONERA selected Belgium’s AMOS to build PROVIDENCE, a 2.5-metre ground-based telescope for the French Air and Space Force.
AMOS will provide the hyperspectral instrument for HiBiDiS.
Hibidis will use a hyperspectral imager from Belgium’s AMOS to view Earth’s surface from three different angles.
China SatNet and Shanghai SpaceCom are the dominant players in China's megaconstellation landscape, each with about 100 satellites on orbit.
Gen. Stephen Whiting confirmed that SPACECOM would identify efficiencies in relocating the headquarters per the president’s direction.
In January 2021, the Air Force recommended relocating SPACECOM HQ from Colorado to Alabama.
The State of Alabama has pledged $425 million to facilitate the relocation of SPACECOM HQ.
President Joe Biden canceled the relocation of SPACECOM HQ in 2023.
Construction of a permanent SPACECOM HQ could take five to seven years to complete.
Colorado officials filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration regarding the relocation of SPACECOM HQ.
President Donald Trump announced the revival of SPACECOM's relocation plan in September 2020.
4IG Space and Defence announced its acquisition of a majority stake in Israeli satellite operator Spacecom in 2021.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and Hungary’s 4iG have proposed a debt restructuring plan for SpaceCom.
Damien Kaivers is the CEO of AMOS.
Aerospacelab completed the acquisition of AMOS, a leading company known for its opto-mechanical systems.
The acquisition of AMOS marks a significant milestone for Aerospacelab and opens new markets for both companies.
Aerospacelab acquired AMOS on 2025-04-15.
Aerospacelab’s workforce expanded from around 200 to 330 people as a result of the AMOS acquisition, mainly across Belgium, France, and Switzerland.
AMOS is providing expertise and hardware for the European Southern Observatory’s Extremely Large Telescope, which will measure 39 m across when completed toward the end of the decade.