The Israel Ministry of Communications is an Israeli government agency responsible for regulating and overseeing communications infrastructure and services, including telecommunications, broadcasting, and postal services. It sets policy, opens the communications market to competition, and develops communications infrastructures. The ministry also supervises and licenses communications providers and manages the frequency spectrum. In the space sector, the ministry provides approvals for companies like Spacecom to operate LEO satellite communication services.
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4iG can purchase 20% of Spacecom’s shares in the public and private share issue subject to approval by the Israeli Ministry of Communications.
In the three years after closing the transaction announced on the Budapest and Tel Aviv stock exchanges, 4iG can increase its stake in Spacecom by an additional 31% subject to approval by the Israeli Ministry of Communications and Spacecom shareholders.