SES

SES and Elveo are adding European satellite manufacturing and mobile-roaming work, but have not disclosed a production site, output target or timetable.

SES has completed the O3b mPOWER launch programme, but the final three satellites must still be commissioned before their capacity can serve customers.

SES CORE brings satellite, fibre and IP delivery into one interface, but broadcasters will still need to test how those controls work across their actual distribution routes.

The launch puts all 13 O3b mPOWER satellites in orbit, but the three new spacecraft are not expected to enter service until mid-2027.

The new platform places satellite, fibre and IP distribution behind a common interface. That expands the operator’s place in a broadcaster’s workflow without making the underlying commercial decisions disappear.

SES will supply FlexMaritime connectivity while De Boer Marine handles onboard installation and management for maritime customers under a multi-year agreement.

OHB will develop and build 18 MEO satellite platforms for SES as IRIS² moves into manufacturing ahead of first launches planned for 2029.

Elveo combines Lynk's LEO platform with Omnispace spectrum, while SES expands investment and access to its multi-orbit space and ground infrastructure.