Kacific Broadband Satellites Group, founded in 2013, is a satellite operator providing high-speed broadband internet services to underserved regions in Asia and the Pacific. As a next-generation satellite operator, Kacific utilizes Ka-band technology to deliver affordable and reliable connectivity to governments, businesses, and communities. Its first satellite, Kacific1, launched in 2019, and they partner with local operators, such as PAKSAT and SUPARCO, to expand their reach, connecting over 500,000 users across 25 countries. Kacific's customers include government agencies, ISPs and telcos.
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As of September 4, 2017, Kacific selected SpaceX to launch its Boeing-built Kacific-1 satellite on a Falcon 9 in 2019.
Kacific provides 24/7 support for SatPack through over 600 local partners and distributors across 25 countries.
SatPack uses Kacific’s Ka-band service with 99.97% availability.
Kacific operates 27 warehouses across the Asia-Pacific region from which SatPack is available within three days of order confirmation.
Rigolle co-founded Kacific and was CEO of LeoSat until its collapse due to lack of investment.
Kacific Broadband Satellites Group received the Innovation of the Year Award at the Satcoms Innovation Group 2024 Awards for the CommsBox.
Kacific launched the CommsBox in 2022.
The Satcoms Innovation Group selected Kacific Broadband Satellites Ltd as the winner of the 2024 SIG Innovation of the Year award.
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) collaborated with Stellarsat Solutions Inc. and Kacific Broadband Satellites to connect 438 sites across North Luzon.
Kacific is actively working to expand internet access in Southeast Asia, particularly in remote and underserved areas.
Donald Chew was responsible for developing special connectivity projects at Kacific, a company that delivers satellite broadband to isolated islands in the Pacific Ocean and Southeast Asia.
Kacific’s High Throughput Satellite design includes Ka-band coverage intended to provide high-speed internet accessibility across every island in the Solomon Islands.
IDC estimates there are 1 billion unconnected people in Kacific’s areas of interest representing a total addressable market of US$8,000,000,000.
IDC estimates there are 1 billion unconnected people in Kacific’s areas of interest, representing a total addressable market of US$8,000,000,000.
Kacific is investing in a streamlined, self-service portal called Kacific Crossbow for all Gigstarter service providers.
John Loke is the Chief Technical Officer at Kacific.
The Kacific Crossbow portal allows Gigstarter service providers to manage their terminal networks easily.
Kacific has more than 480 distributors and offers them improved services to enhance competition in the retail market.
Kacific aims to increase the speed of digital adoption across its markets with the introduction of customizable product options for end-users.
The Kacific Crossbow portal features instant provisioning of new terminals and the ability to check the status of existing terminals.