Viasat
Operates a global multi-orbit satellite network providing broadband, narrowband, and secure communications for commercial aviation, maritime, enterprise, and defense markets
Viasat operates a global multi-orbit satellite communications network spanning geostationary and low Earth orbit constellations, providing broadband, narrowband, and secure networking services. The fleet includes the ViaSat-3 ultra-high-capacity Ka-band constellation and the Inmarsat satellite fleet acquired in 2023, adding L-band and S-band capabilities.
The company serves commercial aviation with in-flight connectivity, maritime operators through Inmarsat Fleet Xpress, and enterprise customers through satellite IoT and managed communications. Its defense division provides Link 16 tactical data links, network encryption, cybersecurity solutions, and secure satellite communications for the U.S. Department of Defense and allied governments. Headquartered in Carlsbad, California, Viasat trades on NASDAQ under the ticker VSAT and reported approximately $4.5 billion in annual revenue for fiscal year 2025.
Operates a multi-orbit satellite fleet combining 33 geostationary satellites and a 600+ LEO constellation to deliver broadcast, broadband, and connectivity services globally
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