Eutelsat, based in France, is one of the world’s leading satellite operators. With a fleet of 34 satellites as of June 2023, Eutelsat offers broad coverage across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and the Americas, making it the third-largest satellite operator globally in terms of revenues.
Eutelsat has a distinguished history, initially established as an international organization in 1977 before becoming a private entity in 2001. Its first satellite was launched in 1983, reflecting its long-standing presence and expertise in the commercial satellite business.
Eutelsat’s satellites serve a diverse range of clients, including broadcasters, video service providers, telecom operators, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), and government agencies. The satellites provide a plethora of services, including video broadcasting, satellite newsgathering, broadband services, data connectivity, and connections for airplanes and ships. They also enable mission-critical communications for government entities and NGOs.
Driven by a commitment to service quality, Eutelsat leverages its technological performance, market expertise, and innovative approaches to deliver high-value services. The company has taken up the mantle of sustainable development, using its in-orbit resources to bridge the digital divide while maintaining a safe, clutter-free space environment.
Eutelsat operates its satellites in a geostationary orbit between 139° West and 174° East, providing capacity for a wide variety of applications. With fully owned and partner teleports worldwide, Eutelsat supports services on land, in flight, and at sea. Its extensive coverage reaches up to 150 countries, offering truly global connectivity.
The Eutelsat workforce is an assembly of 1200 commercial, technical, and operational professionals from 50 countries as of June 2023, underscoring its international character and diversity. This team ensures the smooth operation of Eutelsat’s robust satellite network, supporting the myriad of services it provides.
