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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Measat plans to have Measat-3d in orbit in 2021 and to operate the satellite for more than 15 years.
Measat selected Airbus Defence and Space on 2019-05-06 to build a single satellite to replace two aging Measat satellites in geostationary orbit.
U.K. Export Finance provided £22,000,000for a satellite to Malaysian operator Measat in 2014 with Airbus involvement.
Thaicom, AsiaSat, Measat, and Sky Perfect JSAT currently provide C- and/or Ku-band coverage of Nepal.
Azerspace-1 is partly used by Measat of Malaysia under the name Africasat-1a.
Measat is preparing to order a high-throughput spacecraft intended to be in orbit in 2021 to provide broadband services mainly in Malaysia as of 2018-07-03.