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In August 2024, the original LUCH (OLYMP) closed to within 2 kilometers of Intelsat-37E.
Previous geostationary events involving AMC9, TELKOM1, and Intelsat 29E produced debris prior to the Intelsat 33E fragmentation.
Highest-growth segments account for roughly 60% of SES–Intelsat’s combined revenue.
The SES–Intelsat merger was a $3.1 billion deal that created a combined fleet of 120 satellites and projected savings of €2.4 billion.
SES completed the consolidation of Intelsat as part of its Full Year 2025 activities.
If the Intelsat acquisition had closed at the start of 2025, the combined company would have reported 3.5 billion euro in revenue ($4.1 billion) for 2025.
SES acquired Intelsat mid-year 2025, creating a complex full-year financial reporting situation for 2025.
The 2.6 billion euro 2025 revenue total for SES excludes Intelsat’s revenue in the first half of 2025 before the companies were combined.
SES considers 2026 a build year focused on successful integration and realizing synergies from the Intelsat acquisition and projects more sustained growth from 2027 onward.
SES fully consolidated Intelsat from 17 July 2025.
A combined 3.5 billion euro in revenue for 2025 represents a 1.6% decline compared to the full businesses of SES and Intelsat in 2024.
Intelsat has a commercial relationship with Eutelsat’s OneWeb for some LEO tasks.
SES and its Intelsat acquisition are being combined under Adel Al-Salah with a different strategic approach going forward.
SES completed the acquisition of Intelsat in mid-2025.
SES is the world’s largest operator of geostationary satellites following its acquisition of Intelsat’s assets.
The SDS/QUASAR satellites were initially based on Hughes’ commercial Intelsat IV satellite bus and later versions were based on Hughes’ wider Leasat bus.
SWISSto12 is building five HummingSats ordered by SES/Intelsat, Viasat/Inmarsat, and Astrum Mobile, with launches expected in 2027 and 2028.
SWISSto12 sold four HummingSat satellites, one to Intelsat and three to Viasat.
The Intelsat HummingSat originally expected to launch in 2025 now has a launch date expected no earlier than 2027.
Intelsat became the first HummingSat customer when it signed an agreement with SWISSto12 in November 2022.