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SES hosted its Investor Day Meeting in London on 1 June 2010. Documentation is available on Investor Days.
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SES financial results: continued growth in the first half of 2010
SES reported growing revenue, EBITDA and operating profit for the first half year 2010, entirely in line with the company’s guidance.
Revenue increased by 4.5% to EUR 844.9 million, EBITDA increased by 3.3% to EUR 632.7 million, and operating profit grew 4.5% to EUR 386.3 million. EPS for the period was EUR 0.59. [more] -
Luxembourg pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010
SES is a partner of the Luxembourg Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo 2010, 'Better City Better Life'
SES is one of the main partners sponsoring the Luxembourg Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo 2010, which runs under the theme 'Better City Better Life'. Luxembourg's own pavilion has adopted the slogan: ‘small is beautiful too’ (yi xiao yi mei). [more] -
ASTRA 3B goes operational
Satellite was successfully launched from Kourou, Guiana on 21 May
ASTRA 3B has gone operational at its final orbital position at 23.5° East. ASTRA 3B delivers Direct-to-Home (DTH) broadcast services to the Benelux countries and Eastern Europe as well as services to public and private satellite communication networks across Europe and the Middle East. [more] -
SES: A documentary history
A new film charts the rise of SES from its challenging beginnings to the present day
SES and Samsa Productions are proud to present: 'SES - The Satellite Company', directed by Claude Lahr. This remarkable film, made to commemorate SES' 25th anniversary, contains extensive interviews alongside rare archive footage, to retell this dramatic story of SES' rise, from a troubled start-up to the world's leading satellite operator. Picture: Marcus Bicknell archive [more]
