Constellation consolidation: why GSO providers are merging to take on Starlink

Posted on May 15, 2024 by Guest authors

SES’ recent purchase of Intelsat is the latest example of major consolidation within the geostationary orbit (GSO) satellite sector, following on from mergers between Eutelsat and OneWeb as well as Viasat and Inmarsat.

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Kyivstar commercially launches Starlink’s D2C service in Ukraine

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November 25, 2025
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Veon-owned Ukrainian telco Kyivstar announced on Monday that it has officially launched Starlink’s Direct to Cell (D2C) LEO satellite service for its customers after months of testing, with the initial service supporting only SMS.

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Starlink wins Bangladesh licence, awaits ministry approval

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April 28, 2025
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SpaceX’s LEO satellite unit Starlink is one step closer to launching services in Bangladesh after the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) reportedly approved its application for a satellite internet licence.

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New partnership will support LEO IoT services in South Africa

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Q-KON, an African provider of satellite communications, has signed a strategic trilateral agreement with China’s Guodian Gaoke, a low-orbit communication satellite developer and operator, and satellite communication terminals and antennas specialist St…

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