MEASAT is a Malaysian satellite operator and service provider. It owns and operates a fleet of geostationary satellites, delivering communication and video services, including UHD, HD, and SD channels, to audiences across Asia, Australia, Africa, and Southern Europe. MEASAT also partners with companies like SPACESAIL to advance LEO satellite services, focusing on broadband, direct-to-device communications, and satellite-based IoT. Key partners and customers include DTH operators in South and Southeast Asia.
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Guodian Gaoke has signed an enterprise agreement with MEASAT to enable international connectivity services.
John Loke previously worked at Measat for a decade in senior leadership roles.
Measat Global appointed John Loke as its Chief Technology Officer on April 1.
John Loke will oversee Measat's digital evolution and regional strategy.
John Loke served as Measat's Vice President of Network Engineering & Operations and Customer Engineering.
Measat is a Malaysian-based satellite operator with a strong position in its home market of Malaysia.
John Loke will spearhead the technical aspects of Measat's satellite and launch procurement.
John Loke will lead Measat's Satellite and Network Engineering & Operations and Information Technology & Digital Transformation divisions.
Geetha Remy Vincent is Principal Spectrum Management Specialist at Measat Satellite Systems, led regional coordination across Asia‑Pacific for three consecutive World Radiocommunication Conference cycles, and chairs the Satellite Group of the APT Wireless Group.
Under the collaboration, Measat will be the authorized service provider for the Tianqi Constellation’s satellite-based IoT services in Malaysia.
Measat has entered a strategic alliance agreement with Beijing Guodian High-Tech Technology and China StarWin Science & Technology to offer Internet of Things (IoT) services supported by the Tianqi Low Earth Orbit constellation in Malaysia.
Measat will leverage its distribution network to drive commercial rollout of IoT services in 2026.
Ahmad Faisal Hartono is the fourth young engineer from MEASAT to receive the APSCC Young Talent Award, following MEASAT winners in 2018, 2019, and 2022.
Measat is actively working to expand internet access in Southeast Asia, particularly in remote and underserved areas.
MEASAT is collaborating with Maxis to expand high-speed satellite broadband coverage to more schools through the CONNECTme NOW service.
MEASAT’s CONNECTme NOW service is supported by MEASAT’s 24×7 Network Management Centre and an established local distributor network.
MEASAT is partnering with Astro Malaysia Holdings Berhad to provide complimentary CONNECTme NOW high-speed broadband services to two Astro Kasih Hostels in East Malaysia.
Airbus was selected in 2019 to build MEASAT-3d, a multi-mission telecommunications satellite to replace capacity and augment MEASAT’s core business in Malaysia, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
Airbus delivered MEASAT-3b in 2014, the largest satellite ordered by Malaysia’s communications sector.
MEASAT will provide CONNECTme NOW satellite broadband services at no cost to frontline Malaysian Armed Forces personnel serving at selected remote border checkpoint posts across Malaysia under its Corporate Social Responsibility program.