AMOS-Spacecom

Another great World Space Business Week 2026 behind us! Team Spacecom had a fantastic week in Paris - great meetings with customers and partners, and plenty of inspiring conversations about the future of the industry. Thank you to everyone we connected with.
If we didn’t get a chance to chat, reach out on LinkedIn or drop us a line at [email protected]

Shanah Tovah U'metuka - A Sweet New Year to All 🍎🍯
As we welcome the new Jewish year, the Spacecom team pauses to say thank you - to our clients, partners, investors, and the wider community connecting us across Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
This past year, we continued to broaden our horizons: extending reach with SmartSense by Spacecom, strengthening secure connectivity through GovNet by Spacecom, expanding our cellular backhaul solutions, and building new partnerships across the markets we serve.
Our mission carries forward unchanged - to connect what once felt out of reach, and to build bridges across borders, across orbits, and across cultures.
To our partners near and far: may the new year bring greater heights, stronger connections, and shared success.
Wishing you a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year from all of us at Spacecom.

Satellites don't take weekends off. Neither does our Customer Service Center. 🛰️
Behind every service is a team of engineers watching signal quality, managing activations, and catching issues before they become your problem.
3AM on a Sunday? Still business hours here.
That's the CSC - people who treat your uptime like it's their own.

Good vibes, the Spacecom way! ☀️🌊
Our team brings great energy wherever we go - from the office to the beach. This time, we took it to Poleg Beach for a day filled with sunshine, laughter, refreshing drinks, delicious food, and plenty of fun together.
Because the best moments are the ones we share - and we're lucky to share them with such an amazing group of people.
Great people, great energy, and one unforgettable day. Here's to many more moments together!

Not everything goes according to plan. Terrain is unpredictable, timelines shift, and some problems only reveal themselves on-site.
That's exactly why we're there - working alongside our customers, troubleshooting in real time, and making sure every installation delivers the connectivity they need.
Behind every live site is a team that didn't leave until it worked.

Borders stretch across deserts, mountains, and coastlines that terrestrial networks struggle to reach - yet this is exactly where agencies need real-time situational awareness most.
Cameras, radars, sensors, and patrol units are only as effective as the network connecting them. A severed fiber line or a malfunctioning RF link can open a blind spot at the exact moment reliable intelligence is needed most.
GovNet by Spacecom is designed to close that gap - sustaining critical feeds, command-and-control communications, and field coordination across remote terrain and disrupted conditions.
Along a border, the difference between "monitored" and "secured" is measured in seconds. GovNet is engineered for that margin.

Six years. And counting.
Spacecom has extended its satellite communications agreement with a global maritime customer for an additional 12 months via AMOS-17, starting January 2027. Expected revenue backlog: approximately $3.96 million.
Long-term partnerships don't happen by accident. They're built on consistent delivery - and this one is a testament to exactly that.

Spacecom Concludes Fifth Consecutive Quarter of Net Profit

Spacecom's net profit for the second quarter of 2026 totaled approximately NIS 3.8 million (approximately $1.3 million)

Revenue grew by approximately 15% (excluding revenue from the AMOS-3 satellite) to approximately NIS 50 million (approximately $17.2 million)

Despite the strengthening of the shekel, net financing expenses decreased by approximately 25% following completion of the debt settlement and reduction in financial debt

Operating cash flow over the last four quarters totaled approximately $52 million - approximately 25% higher than the forecast presented as part of the bond offering

Competitive swimming demands incredible focus, discipline, and determination. Reaching the finals is an achievement in itself.
So we had no doubt that our VP of Operations Hanan Nisenbaum would rise to the challenge - and he came home with five medals!
Congratulations, Hanan. We're proud to have not only an exceptional VP of Operations, but also a true champion on our team.

Spacecom and iSAT Africa just signed a five-year partnership - and it spans two orbits.
AMOS-17 will serve as the backbone of iSAT Africa's domestic satellite network, delivering high-throughput GEO capacity that cuts operational costs without compromising on uptime. The partnership also covers multi-orbit services for mobile network operators across the region - managed cellular backhaul and satellite backup to terrestrial networks.
Five years. Two orbits. One partnership built for the long run.