SES S.A.
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See all $SGBAF insider activity →SES said it expanded its strategic investment and collaboration with Elveo Mobile, formed from the merger of Lynk and Omnispace. SES will support Elveo’s engineering, operations, regulatory and go-to-market efforts and work on global spectrum initiatives for direct-to-device satellite services. SES customers may gain multi-orbit access combining Elveo LEO with SES GEO and MEO networks.
SES S.A. said it launched a multi-orbit in-flight connectivity service on Viva’s Airbus aircraft on June 1, expanding aviation broadband in the Americas. The rollout is expected to cover 60 A320s and 40 A321s using SES’s electronically steered array antenna. SES reported Q1 2026 revenue of €847m (+80.5% YoY, constant currency), with Networks and Mobility revenue up 106.0% and 207.8% (reported).
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The deal expands SES’s multi-orbit D2D offering via Elveo’s LEO network, which could improve customer propositions but is not quantified in the filing.
New customer deployment and segment read-through (Mobility/Networks) could support SES revenue growth expectations, but details are limited.
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SES said it expanded its strategic investment and collaboration with Elveo Mobile, formed from the merger of Lynk and Omnispace. SES will support Elveo’s engineering, operations, regulatory and go-to-market efforts and work on global spectrum initiatives for direct-to-device satellite services. SES customers may gain multi-orbit access combining Elveo LEO with SES GEO and MEO networks.
3 min readSES S.A. said it launched a multi-orbit in-flight connectivity service on Viva’s Airbus aircraft on June 1, expanding aviation broadband in the Americas. The rollout is expected to cover 60 A320s and 40 A321s using SES’s electronically steered array antenna. SES reported Q1 2026 revenue of €847m (+80.5% YoY, constant currency), with Networks and Mobility revenue up 106.0% and 207.8% (reported).
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