ABS Global (Agility Beyond Space) is a global satellite operator that provides satellite connectivity to broadcasters, service providers, enterprises, and government entities. They operate a fleet of satellites covering the Americas, Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and CIS, delivering services such as transponder segments, broadcast solutions, and data services. ABS also offers services for the design and construction of offshore spaceports. Key focuses include building strategic relationships, offering flexible business models, and providing secure and reliable satellite solutions.
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Permira, a British private equity firm, bought a majority stake in ABS in 2010 and attempted to sell the company about six years later.
AXESS Networks and ABS signed an agreement to launch a new network that increases AXESS Networks’ Middle East coverage.
TAPDMV’s partnership with ABS began three years ago and has grown from downlinking sporting events to broadcasting 10 channels in the Philippines using the ABS-2 C-band East Hemi beam.
ABS will provide the broadcast delivery solution for TAPDMV’s coverage of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
TAP Digital Media Ventures Corporation selected ABS as the satellite broadcast partner for distribution of FIFA World Cup 2022 on its World Cup HD TV (WCTV) channel on the ABS-2 East Hemi beam.
The ABS–SEANET agreement expands SEANET’s satellite services with ABS-2 to provide better availability to SEANET customers.
The ABS–SEANET contract will deliver satellite connectivity to the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea around Myanmar via the ABS-2 satellite.
TAS signed a multi-year capacity deal with ABS to broadcast Hwazan TV via the ABS-2 satellite at 75° East.
TBGI signed a three-year managed service agreement on 2021-10-27 with Hong Kong-based satellite operator ABS for the development and maintenance of multiple earth stations nationwide for LEOSAT connectivity.
ABS, in partnership with iSAT Africa, launched managed data services on the ABS-3A satellite.
Ron Busch is the Senior Vice President of Network Services at ABS Global Ltd.
ABS will receive a full suite of telecom services provided by Telemedia at ABS’s Johannesburg teleport.
Telemedia partnered with ABS to provide teleport services for the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.
Saturn Satellite Networks was founded by former executives of fleet operator ABS of Bermuda to build Nationsat, a digital platform for small geostationary satellites.
Kacific has partnered with fleet operator ABS to use ABS’s teleport in the Philippines.
Executives who previously worked for fleet operator ABS of Bermuda formed Saturn Satellite Networks to build small geostationary satellites.