Eutelsat and longstanding partner, India’s Station Satcom, a leader in maritime connectivity, have signed an expanded multi-year, multi-million dollar agreement to scale the deployment of Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO connectivity services across Station Satcom’s global maritime fleet. The agreement builds on the successful activation of hundreds of vessels on the OneWeb network in 2025.
Eutelsat and MTN Côte d’Ivoire announce a new multi-year agreement to deliver satellite connectivity services across Côte d’Ivoire using EUTELSAT KONNECT’s high-throughput capacity. The agreement will expand reliable broadband nationwide, for consumer and enterprise segments while supporting digital inclusion through community Wi-Fi hotspots in underserved areas.
Eutelsat announces the renewal of its long-standing partnership with PCTV, a leading content aggregation and distribution company in Mexico and part of Megacable Holdings, for the continued distribution of its video services via the EUTELSAT 117 West A (E117WA) satellite. Renewal reinforces E117WA as a leading video neighbourhood for Mexico and Latin America.
Eutelsat announces new partnership with Co-op Cable, introducing an expanded direct-to-home (DTH) and connectivity offering across the Caribbean using the EUTELSAT 65 West A (E65WA) satellite. New service expands access to premium TV and broadband across underserved Caribbean markets.
Eutelsat has signed a strategic agreement with Cadena Tres, part of Grupo Imagen, to distribute television signals via the EUTELSAT 117 West A satellite. The agreement strengthens Eutelsat’s leadership in Mexico by hosting most major public and private broadcasters, consolidates E117WA as the main hub for TV distribution in Mexico, and positions it as a key reference satellite for Latin America.
Eutelsat today highlighted the growing adoption of its OneWeb LEO connectivity service in the global rail market, including the development and testing of new terminals by Kymeta and Hughes Network Systems.
Eutelsat announces the termination of its contracts for capacity on the RSCC-owned and operated Express AT1 and AT2 satellites. The termination follows the failure of RSCC’s Express AT1 satellite located at the 56° East position, and the planned relocation of the Express AT2 satellite from its current position at 140° East.
