Thaicom Public Company Limited is a Thai satellite operator and space technology company established in 1991. As a leading Asian satellite operator, Thaicom provides end-to-end satellite communications services, including broadband, video, and professional services, to broadcasters, telecom operators, and governments in the Asia-Pacific and Africa regions. They operate a fleet of satellites and leverage space technology for innovative services like Earth observation and unmanned traffic management, partnering with organizations like Eutelsat, Astranis, GISTDA, INVIDI Technologies, PSI and Thales. Thaicom's services also include satellite consulting.
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The partnership between Synspective and Thaicom aims to create a more sustainable and resilient society in Thailand.
Synspective Inc. and Thaicom have formed a partnership to supply a joint SAR-based solution in Thailand.
At the end of March, Thaicom and Globalstar signed an agreement to collaborate to develop and operate ground station facilities at Thaicom’s Teleport Center in Pathumthani Province for Globalstar’s LEO satellite constellation.
SpaceBridge Inc., Thaicom, and WTD Networks are partnering to deliver and commission a high-throughput satellite (HTS) multiple-spot-beam Ku-band broadband VSAT network in Indonesia.
Reported revenue from Thaicom 6, Thaicom 7, and Thaicom 8 was 473 million Thai baht for the three months ending 2021-06-30, down 11.3 percent year-on-year and up 2.2 percent from 2021-01-01.
Thaicom established TC Space Connect Company Limited with registered capital of 100 million baht, wholly owned by Thaicom, to submit an application for the NBTC orbital slot auction on 2021-07-05.
Gulf Energy offered on 2021-04-19 to buy out the parent company of Thai satellite operator Thaicom for as much as 169 billion baht ($5,400,000,000).
Intouch Holdings owned 41.13% of Thaicom as of 2021-02-19.
Thaicom’s net profit for 2020 improved to 514 million baht compared with a 2.25 billion baht loss in 2019, mainly due to the impairment of satellite assets.
Thaicom reported a 23.7% fall in revenues from sales and services to 3.6 billion baht for 2020 compared with 2019.
Gulf Energy will only pursue the deal for Intouch Holdings if it can buy the group without having to acquire the rest of Thaicom.
Thaicom’s HTS IPSTAR satellite enables delivering satellite-based 0.005 kg services to address mobile network operator requirements in Thailand.
Thaicom, AsiaSat, Measat, and Sky Perfect JSAT currently provide C- and/or Ku-band coverage of Nepal.
Thaicom's 2018 revenue of 6 billion baht was a decrease of 10.2 percent from 2017.
Revenue from Thaicom’s four conventional satellites 2018-12-04.3 percent to 3.57 billion baht in 2018.
Thaicom recorded a profit of 230 million baht for 2018 after the 1.95-billion-baht sale of its CS Loxinfo stake.
Revenue from Thaicom’s high-throughput satellite IPstar 2018-12-16.9 percent to 2.28 billion baht in 2018.
Thaicom’s IPstar satellite, launched in 2005, has 45 gigabits per second of capacity.
ISIS and Thai satellite operator Thaicom delivered the first Thai CubeSat to the Royal Thai Air Force on 2018-05-25.