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The Intelsat HummingSat originally expected to launch in 2025 now has a launch date expected no earlier than 2027.
The first Long March 3B failure occurred on the rocket’s debut flight in February 1996 while carrying the American Intelsat-708.
David Wajsgras previously served as CEO of Intelsat for about three years.
David Wajsgras led Intelsat through its post-bankruptcy pivot and the acquisition by SES.
David Wajsgras left Intelsat when SES completed the acquisition in July.
Before joining SES, Peter Davidson served as VP Government Affairs at Intelsat.
SES and Intelsat received 91% of the FCC’s payout from the 2020 auction, worth $4.87 billion for Intelsat and $3.97 billion for SES.
The FCC awarded an incentive payment of $31.50 million per MHz to SES and Intelsat in the 2020 auction.
SES is obliged to pay 42.5% of the spectrum sale proceeds to Intelsat’s former shareholders for the sale of the 100 MHz.
The FCC completed the regulatory clearance of SES's acquisition of Intelsat, a $3.1 billion transaction that established a combined fleet of approximately 120 satellites across geostationary (GEO) and medium Earth orbits (MEO).
The merger between SES and Intelsat created a multi-orbit entity capable of competing with new LEO players.
SES completed the acquisition of Intelsat in 2025.
The SES and Intelsat merger was fast-tracked under FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's 'Build America' agenda.
The third quarter of 2025 marked the first full quarter of combined operations for SES and Intelsat.
The integration of Intelsat’s assets is expected to add approximately 90 geostationary satellites to the SES fleet.
SES is managing financial restructuring necessitated by the acquisition of Intelsat.
SES S.A. finalized its acquisition of Intelsat in July 2025 for an enterprise value of approximately $5 billion.
The integration of Intelsat is expected to generate significant operational synergies and cash flow accretion for SES.
Moody's cited weaker pro forma results for the first nine months of 2025 and high integration and restructuring costs for the Intelsat acquisition as reasons for the downgrade.
Intelsat's Intelsat-39 communications satellite weighs 6,600 kilograms.