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The new facility will support Swissto12's HummingSat small Geostationary (GEO) satellite program for SES and Viasat.
SES's approval expands access to mission-critical connectivity by meeting the sovereignty and security requirements of defense customers.
The U.S. Department of Defense can deploy Comtech's modem on SES's high-throughput, low-latency O3b mPOWER system.
The combined company SES will deliver integrated multi-orbit, multi-band satellite and connectivity solutions to businesses and governments worldwide.
SES's expanded capabilities enable it to deliver quality services and tailored solutions to its customers.
SES has completed its acquisition of Intelsat, creating a global satellite operator with a fleet of 120 satellites across two orbits.
SES is headquartered in Luxembourg and is publicly listed on the Paris and Luxembourg stock exchanges under the ticker SESG.
SES plans to generate over €1 billion in Adjusted Free Cash Flow by 2027-2028, excluding the IRIS2 program.
SES has strategic access to low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites and an extensive ground network.
SES has a combined contract backlog exceeding €8 billion, which provides clarity on future revenue streams.
SES has a significant presence in the United States with its North American main office located in McLean, Virginia.
The pro forma combined revenue of SES is projected to be €3.7 billion, with expected growth at a low- to mid-single digit CAGR from 2024 to 2028.
SES plans annual capital expenditures averaging €600–€650 million from 2025 to 2028, excluding the IRIS2 program.
SES expects to deliver €2.4 billion in synergies from the integration with Intelsat, representing an annual run rate of approximately €370 million.
SES has a network including approximately 90 geostationary (GEO) satellites and nearly 30 medium Earth orbit (MEO) satellites.
Approximately 70% of the anticipated efficiencies from the SES and Intelsat integration are expected to be realized within three years after closing.
India has slowed down permissions for Starlink, OneWeb, Project Kuiper, and SES/Jio to start services.
The TILBA-OGS L10 stations will allow SES to begin space-to-ground testing prior to potential commercial integration.
Cailabs Optical Ground Stations can play a significant role in SES's global network of gateways with access to high-throughput infrastructure.
SES is advancing space laser links that can achieve speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second.