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Intelsat S.A. is a global provider of satellite communications services, offering a diverse range of solutions to various clients, including media companies, telecommunications operators, data networking service providers, multinational corporations, and government entities. The company operates an integrated satellite and terrestrial network that delivers services for enterprise and mobile applications, both on land and at sea. Intelsat's offerings include transponder services, managed services that combine satellite capacity with ground facilities, and point-to-point channel services for telecommunications providers. Additionally, it provides off-network services such as mobile satellite communications and satellite-related consulting and technical services. Founded in 1964 and headquartered in Luxembourg City, Intelsat plays a critical role in enabling global connectivity through its extensive network infrastructure. In May 2020, the company filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.

RR Media is a leading provider of delivery, production, content management, and end-to-end transmission services for over 630 TV, radio, and data channels. Established in 1981 by David Rivel, the company operates a comprehensive communications network that includes satellite, fiber, and Internet systems. RR Media is licensed to operate in Israel, the USA, and the UK, ensuring compliance with regional regulations. The company employs over 300 professionals with expertise in video delivery and content workflows. Since 2002, RR Media has upheld ISO 9001 quality standards for its satellite services, which include uplink, downlink, and turnaround capabilities. Additionally, RR Media has formed strategic partnerships with notable public holding companies, enhancing its market presence and service offerings.

New Skies a satellite communications company with global operations and service coverage. They operate a network of five fixed satellite services ("FSS") satellites located at different orbital positions above the earth. Their customers can access one or more of our satellites from almost any point around the world using either our global network of ground-based facilities or their own ground-based facilities.