• Read more about Eutelsat and Airtel Gabon Bring Rail Connectivity to Gabon

• Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO network to provide passenger Wi-Fi services on the Transgabon Railway
• Reinforcing the Eutelsat - Airtel partnership, with this deployment marking the start of an expanded collaboration on rail connectivity across Africa

Paris, 30 December 2025 - Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 - Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) today announced that its OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity services are being deployed to connect passenger trains in Gabon, delivered in partnership with Airtel Gabon.

The deployment builds on successful testing and is being implemented as part of a national initiative led by the Gabonese Ministry of Digital Economy, Digitalization and Innovation and the Ministry of Transport, Merchant Marine and Logistics, in collaboration with the Transgabon Railway Operating Company (SETRAG). By extending LEO connectivity to rail transport, the project will support Gabon’s efforts to integrate digital services into public transportation, modernise the railway experience and enhance passenger comfort, while enabling reliable broadband services along long-distance routes beyond the reach of terrestrial networks.

This deployment extends the reach of Eutelsat’s established OneWeb LEO services in Africa and reflects the Group’s continued focus on working with governments and telecom operators to support digital infrastructure development, including in transport and other public services. It also reinforces Eutelsat’s collaboration with Airtel, laying the groundwork for a broader deployment of rail connectivity solutions across the continent.

Philippe Baudrier, Vice President, Africa, Eutelsat said “This deployment with Airtel Gabon reflects Eutelsat’s commitment to extending the benefits of OneWeb LEO connectivity in support of national digital initiatives. It also reinforces our partnership with Airtel and establishes a strong foundation for additional rail connectivity projects across Africa. By enabling reliable broadband services on passenger trains, we are contributing to the modernisation of public transport infrastructure and an improved travel experience for rail passengers in Gabon.”

Thomas Herbert Gutjahr, Airtel Gabon Managing Director added: “Working with Eutelsat, the government, and national partners such as SETRAG, we are supporting the delivery of onboard connectivity services that enhance passenger comfort and support the integration of digital services into Gabon’s rail network. This project reflects our broader commitment to supporting the country’s highest authorities in their vision for innovation and digital transformation across the country.”

Eutelsat announces its OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity services are being deployed to connect passenger trains in Gabon, delivered in partnership with Airtel Gabon.

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LEO Satellite Backup for Critical Subsea Infrastructure in Alaska

After undersea fibre cuts disrupted communications across parts of Alaska, including a January 2025 cable break caused by sea ice, Eutelsat worked with local partners to deploy LEO satellite terminals. The solution restored critical connectivity for emergency services, local government and essential public communications while cable repairs remained impossible.

• Read more about Eutelsat and Neptune Communications Support Jamaica with Emergency Satellite Connectivity Following Hurricane Melissa

• Deployment of satellite communications kits and free broadband service to support first responders
• Ensuring continuity of emergency response coordination in hardest-hit areas

Paris, 14 November 2025 – Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL), in partnership with regional satellite solutions provider Neptune Communications, today announced the donation and deployment of emergency satellite communications services to support the Government of Jamaica following the impact of Hurricane Melissa, which resulted in significant disruption to national communications infrastructure.

Under this initiative, Eutelsat is providing GEO satellite capacity and VSAT remote kits to enable the rapid restoration of connectivity across priority response locations. Neptune Communications will manage on-the-ground installation, logistics, field services and local technical support, ensuring timely and effective service activation. Connectivity will be provided free of charge for an initial period of three months, enabling first responders and government agencies to maintain operational coordination in the hardest-hit regions.

In addition, Eutelsat is supporting long-standing partners at the Caribbean Broadcasting Union (CBU) by providing satellite capacity at no cost to CBU member broadcasters. This support will assist in restoring essential broadcast services where terrestrial systems were affected, ensuring the continuous delivery of public information and emergency communications.

Alejandro Guerra Najar, RVP for Latin America at Eutelsat, said ““The impact of Hurricane Melissa has placed considerable strain on local infrastructure, making reliable communication essential to coordinating recovery efforts. Satellite provides a resilient and immediate solution when ground networks are disrupted. Alongside our partners in Jamaica, we are focused on helping maintain the critical links that support emergency services and public information.”

Julian Jordan, CEO of Neptune Communications added, “As Jamaicans at home and abroad come together to rebuild and recover in the wake of Hurricane Melissa, the importance of dependable and resilient communication systems has never been clearer. At Neptune Communications, we are deeply honored to stand alongside our partners at Eutelsat in supporting Jamaica’s first responders, emergency services, and communities with the connectivity they need—when it matters most. We remain steadfast, present, and at work to keep Jamaica #AlwaysOn during this challenging time. Together, we are confident that Jamaica will soon be reconnected—and stronger than ever.”

Eutelsat Group in partnership with regional satellite solutions provider Neptune Communications, today announced the donation and deployment of emergency satellite communications services to support the Government of Jamaica following the impact of Hurricane Melissa, which resulted in significant disruption to national communications infrastructure.

• Read more about Eutelsat and Paratus sign new agreement to expand LEO connectivity services across Southern Africa

• Multi-year, multi-million agreement expanding the partnership between Eutelsat and its long-standing partner
• Boosting Paratus’ ongoing deployment of Eutelsat’s LEO services across the region
• Addressing growing demand for high-speed, low-latency connectivity solutions across key sectors in Southern Africa

Paris, 12 November 2025 – Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) and Paratus, one of Sub-Saharan Africa’s fastest growing network services providers, have signed a new multi-million, multi-year agreement to expand the delivery of Eutelsat’s OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity services across Southern Africa.

This new multi-year agreement expands the existing partnership between Eutelsat and its long-standing partner, Paratus, to deliver an extended range of LEO services across Southern Africa, including solutions for fixed sites, as well as comms-on-the-move and comms-on-pause in South Africa, Angola, Namibia, Botswana and Zambia.

Paratus has been a long-time distributor of Eutelsat’s GEO connectivity services and was one of the first adopters of its OneWeb LEO connectivity capacities in early 2024. Paratus also built the teleport facility in Angola, a key Eutelsat ground station supporting the deployment of OneWeb LEO services in the region.

Ghassan Murat, RVP MEA, Eutelsat said: “Demand for resilient and high-speed connectivity continues to grow across Southern Africa, particularly in sectors operating across remote and distributed sites. This new multi-year agreement reflects the success of our collaboration with Paratus and our shared ambition to provide reliable, scalable, low-latency connectivity in the region. By combining Eutelsat’s LEO capabilities with Paratus’ established network and operational presence, we are enabling organizations to stay connected wherever they operate.”

Schalk Erasmus, CEO of Paratus, added: “Expanding our LEO service offering with Eutelsat strengthens our strategy of delivering adaptable and robust connectivity solutions across Africa. The combined GEO and LEO capability allows us to serve customers with greater flexibility and performance. Working together, we are supporting our customers’ growth and digital transformation, even in the most challenging environments.”

Eutelsat and Paratus, one of Sub-Saharan Africa’s fastest growing network services providers, have signed a new multi-million, multi-year agreement to expand the delivery of Eutelsat’s OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity services across Southern Africa.

• Read more about Eutelsat and Tusass expand strategic partnership to bring resilient LEO connectivity to Greenland

• Strategic partnership to deliver secure, low latency connectivity across Greenland
• Enabling critical services, including mobility, maritime, emergency response, and remote community access
• Highlighting strategic role of LEO in Arctic coverage, digital resilience, and sovereign connectivity

Paris, 1 October 2025 - Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 - Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) Tusass, Greenland’s national provider of telecommunications services, has signed a strategic multi-year agreement to bring Eutelsat’s OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity to Greenland. The expanded partnership will enable the delivery of secure and resilient communications across the country’s vast and remote territory.

Through this partnership, Tusass will leverage Eutelsat’s OneWeb network to address a wide range of connectivity needs—from community broadband access to mission-critical infrastructure, including maritime, mobility, and emergency services. The deployment supports Tusass in delivering on its strategic objectives for digital inclusion, infrastructure integration, and sovereign capacity across Greenland.

Eutelsat’s OneWeb satellites operate in a polar orbit, enabling seamless high-latitude coverage and ensuring low latency, high-speed connectivity in Arctic conditions. This capability is especially critical for Greenland, where many areas lack access to terrestrial infrastructure. OneWeb’s proven resilience in challenging environments such as Northern Canada further underscores its reliability across similarly remote Arctic regions.

As resilience and sovereignty become top priorities for Arctic and European nations, this partnership reinforces Eutelsat’s role as a trusted enabler of secure, sovereign-grade connectivity solutions.

Cyril Dujardin, President of the Connectivity Business Unit at Eutelsat, said: “Critical infrastructure has become a key focus area across Europe, and we are delighted to continue our work with Tusass to support its efforts in connecting remote communities, backbone infrastructure, and enabling essential services such as rescue operations and maritime security and safety. Our expanded partnership highlights the growing relevance of LEO for both resiliency and redundancy, and for meeting the evolving sovereign and commercial connectivity needs of remote regions. As Arctic nations seek to reinforce their infrastructure Eutelsat delivers a unique capability to connect communities and critical systems, wherever they are.”

Toke Binzer, Tusass Chief Executive Officeradded: “Greenland presents one of the world’s most complex connectivity challenges. By partnering with Eutelsat and its OneWeb LEO solution, we are strengthening our ability to meet the needs of our people and institutions— from everyday internet access to robust national communications infrastructure. This agreement reflects our commitment to resilient, future-proof connectivity that serves all society.”

Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 - Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) Tusass, Greenland’s national provider of telecommunications services, has signed a strategic multi-year agreement to bring Eutelsat’s OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity to Greenland.

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