Inmarsat (acquired by Viasat)

Inmarsat is a leading British satellite telecommunications company established in 1979, globally known for its innovative mobile services. By harnessing the power of 14 geostationary telecommunications satellites, Inmarsat provides essential telephone and data services to users worldwide via portable or mobile terminals, even in locations where terrestrial connectivity falls short.

Inmarsat is a leading British satellite telecommunications company established in 1979, globally known for its innovative mobile services. By harnessing the power of 14 geostationary telecommunications satellites, Inmarsat provides essential telephone and data services to users worldwide via portable or mobile terminals, even in locations where terrestrial connectivity falls short.

From its inception, Inmarsat’s mission has been about more than just connectivity. The company was originaxlly founded by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to create a life-saving satellite communication network for maritime operations. As the first satellite operator to fulfill the stringent safety communication requirements of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Inmarsat’s safety services protect 1.6 million seafarers daily and ensure millions of people can fly safely.

In today’s interconnected world, Inmarsat’s advanced mobile connectivity infrastructure is pivotal in offering a connectivity lifeline in the most remote and challenging locations. Serving diverse markets such as aviation, maritime, government, and enterprise, Inmarsat supports a wide array of customers. These range from airlines and shipping fleet operators to military and aid agencies, and numerous commercial enterprises operating in sectors like mining, logistics, and agriculture.

Through continuous innovation and close collaboration with a global network of partners, Inmarsat delivers state-of-the-art services and solutions, enabling a truly global digital society. The company’s fully funded technology roadmap ensures an unyielding commitment to greater innovation, further strengthening its global services and customer support.

Whether it’s ensuring safe navigation at sea, assisting in coordinating disaster relief efforts, or enabling constant communication at 35,000 feet, Inmarsat’s robust satellite broadband services are driving industry transformation and creating brighter futures. With a clear vision for the future, Inmarsat remains dedicated to enabling reliable global connectivity for millions of people, governments, and industries.

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