Altel and Geespace form JV to create LEO industrial solutions for SEA

Posted on April 21, 2025 by Guest authors

Malaysia’s Altel Group and Chinese LEO satellite firm Zhejiang Geespace Technology reportedly formed a joint venture on Friday to create regional industrial communications solitions leveraging satellite and 4G.

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