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SES Announces Results of the Annual General Meeting

SES held the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders today in Betzdorf, Luxembourg.

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For the first time, three CGTN channels will be broadcast in HD via SES’s prime neighbourhood of ASTRA 19.2 degrees East

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Hughes Resource Management System Seamlessly Switches Signal across SES’s Geostationary and Medium Earth Orbit Satellites, Supporting Secure Connectivity for ISR, Even in Contested Environments

Since Q1 2021, more than 60 channels have adopted SES’s cloud infrastructure, leveraging its flexibility and cost-effectiveness to broadcast their channels worldwide

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Built by Thales Alenia Space, the SES satellite will deliver high-speed connectivity services to mobility, enterprise and government segments across the Americas

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SES’s German media platform HD+ will deliver 50 HD channels for on-the-go streaming to its subscribers’ iOS and Android smartphones and tablets

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SES’s O3b mPOWER medium earth orbit satellite system to provide additional network diversity, service resiliency and gigabit connectivity as more critical workloads move to cloud

Solid H1 performance supporting improved FY 2021 Adjusted EBITDA outlook

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Satellite-based network services further enable rapid digitalisation for Orange merchant shipping customers

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SES provides satellite bandwidth to support distribution of satellite TV services across India

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Free-to-air channel will be available as of 22 August

SES Government Solutions Supports Thule Air Base

C-band satellite services delivered to the USG at its northernmost base in the Arctic will ensure critical data service and enhanced redundancy and restoral capabilities