Select connectivity industry M&A and financing mandates | Issue 242
Connectivity Business compiles the most notable M&A and financing deals across the various segments of the industry including mandated bankers ...
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Satellite launch sites opening back up for business to clear packed backlogs
As many parts of the world begin to relax COVID-19 quarantine restrictions, satellite launch sites are ramping up operations to ...
Terrestrial ecosystems see action amid torrent of broadband traffic
Network and data centre strategies in fixed and other sectors of terrestrial connectivity are generating activity as the coronavirus drives a ...
Thales Alenia Space is laying the groundwork for satellite’s return to growth | Q&A
European technology giant Thales unveiled global crisis adaption measures in April to combat COVID-19, including a further €2bn (US$2.17bn) syndicated ...
Assessing the C-band positives for a pressured connectivity supply chain | Viewpoint
C-band progress in the US will offer some relief for the connectivity supply chain, which has been battling long-running strains that ...
C-band auction likely to re-emerge as top issue as satellite connectivity mulls financing options
The C-band auction is likely to resurface as a key issue due in part to a satellite industry payout as ...
Resilient satellite backhaul in spotlight as OneWeb sale gathers momentum
Satellite backhaul is being tipped to flourish post-coronavirus in a boost for LEO broadband ventures such as OneWeb, which fell into ...
Debt and M&A on the table as aviation connectivity approaches survival mode
The inflight and aviation connectivity segment is turning to loans and layoffs to conserve cash with the hint of M&A ...
Connected vehicle investments on course for speed bump
Investments in the connected vehicle market have been accelerating, but it is likely that the moderately consumer-facing sector will pump ...
The need for a platform approach for increasingly critical satellite connectivity
The satellite use case is becoming more prevalent as quarantines shine a brighter light on the digital divide, but the ...
