CarpathiaSat Hungarian Space Telecommunications Corporation is a company established to launch and operate Hungary's first geostationary satellite. It aims to provide broadcast, internet, telephone services, and data transmission, as well as support scientific research. CarpathiaSat is a joint venture led by 4iG, with partners including Antenna Hungária and New Space Industries, holding the right to operate the satellite's geostationary orbit for 20 years. The company outsources manufacturing for its geostationary satellite internationally but is also investing in facilities to produce non-geostationary satellites (NGSO) in the future.
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CarpathiaSat owns the right to operate Hungary’s geostationary orbital slot for twenty years starting in 2024.
CarpathiaSat cPlc. was established within 4iG Group to launch and operate the first Hungarian telecommunications satellite in geostationary orbit.
The lease of Hungary’s orbital slot to Spacecom is due to expire in 2024, when CarpathiaSat intends to take over the right to operate Hungary’s orbital position for 20 years.
4iG is part of a joint venture called CarpathiaSat that plans to launch Hungary’s first communications satellite.
4iG owns 51% of CarpathiaSat, Antenna Hungária holds 44%, and New Space Industries holds 5%.
4iG is forming a joint venture called CarpathiaSat to launch Hungary’s first communications satellite in 2024.
Hungarian communications company 4iG and two other Hungarian companies plan to launch Hungary’s first commercial geostationary satellite in 2024 and operate it through a joint venture called CarpathiaSat.