スカパーJSAT株式会社
SKY Perfect JSAT Group is a Japanese satellite operator and Asia's largest provider of multi-channel pay TV and satellite communications services. It operates a fleet of geostationary communication satellites, providing services like video distribution, data transfer, and back-up communication across Asia, Oceania, Russia, the Middle East, and North America. They also offer ground station services and are expanding into new areas like space intelligence and services for LEO satellites, collaborating with partners like Intelsat, ESA, and JAXA.
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ABS’s teleport in Subic Bay will support Kacific-1, a Ka-band payload that shares a spacecraft bus with Sky Perfect JSAT’s JCSAT-18.
GITAI Inc. and SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a business partnership to create new businesses for both companies.
SKY Perfect JSAT delivers entertainment through the SKY PerfecTV! platform, which has a total of 3 million subscribers.
SKY Perfect JSAT is Asia’s largest satellite operator with a fleet of 17 communications satellites in geostationary orbit as of March 2019.
SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation was established on 1994-11-10 and has capital of ¥50,083 billion.
Thaicom, AsiaSat, Measat, and Sky Perfect JSAT currently provide C- and/or Ku-band coverage of Nepal.
LeoSat canceled plans to launch two prototype satellites next year and chose to perform technology validation on the ground with Thales Alenia Space and investor Sky Perfect Jsat of Japan.
SSL’s first large printed structure was the antenna strut tower on Sky Perfect JSAT’s JCSAT-110A communications satellite launched in December 2016.
LeoSat Enterprises is partnering with Hispasat of Spain and Sky Perfect Jsat of Japan to improve the performance and reduce the cost and mass of its satellites.
Hispasat matched Sky Perfect Jsat’s investment in LeoSat’s constellation in July 2018.
KVH launched a maritime-focused high-throughput satellite network in late 2017 that is based largely on the Intelsat Epic constellation plus capacity from Sky Perfect JSAT.
Sky Perfect JSAT’s business is heavily focused on the Asia-Pacific region while Hispasat’s focus is on Europe and the Americas, creating no geographic overlap between the two companies.
After Sky Perfect JSAT’s May 2017 investment, LeoSat canceled plans for two demo satellites because the companies vetted the inter-satellite-link technology on the ground.
LeoSat completed meaningful ground-based validation of onboard processors and inter-satellite links with Thales Alenia Space and Sky Perfect Jsat.
LeoSat abandoned plans to launch two demonstration satellites after completing ground-based tech validation with Thales Alenia Space and Sky Perfect Jsat.
Intelsat will launch the Horizons-3e satellite, co-owned with Sky Perfect Jsat of Japan, later in 2018 to provide HTS capacity over Asia.
Sky Perfect JSAT invested in megaconstellation startup LeoSat since 2015.
Sky Perfect JSAT’s revenue of $1,300,000,000 was the company's lowest full-year total in the last five years.
Sky Perfect JSAT's profits fell by 35 percent last year to $1,000,000.
Sky Perfect JSAT's revenue fell roughly 25 percent last year to $1,300,000,000.