Eutelsat

Eutelsat reports 2025/26 revenues of €1.24bn (like‑for‑like +3%), driven by the OneWeb‑LEO business (+69.5% to €297m). Adjusted EBITDA fell on a like‑for‑like basis to €632.4m and the margin declined to 51.2%, while the net loss narrowed to €457.3m and net debt fell to €1.46bn. The group forecasts slight revenue growth for 2026/27, a stable EBITDA margin and capex of around €1.2bn; it also announced a CENTAURE contract with the French DGA (initial commitment €138m). Investors reacted negatively to the cautious outlook, and the share price fell by almost 5% at times. » More on finanzen.net

Eutelsat reported LEO revenue growth of nearly 70% for 2025/26 to €297m, while total revenue stood at €1.2359bn (reported -0.6%, like-for-like +3%). Adjusted EBITDA margin fell to 51.2% and the net loss narrowed to €457m. The stock dropped about 8% to $1.97, with investors citing margin pressure during the LEO transition and weakness in the video business. Eutelsat closed a €5bn refinancing package and plans CapEx of around €1.2bn for next year, with cumulative investments of roughly €4bn through 2029. » More on de.investing.com

Eutelsat will get part of a $6.1 billion compensation package announced by the US government for freeing up certain mobile radio frequencies. Shareholders reacted positively: Eutelsat shares in Paris rose by as much as 9.5 percent. JPMorgan analysts estimate the payments are worth just under $0.50 per share to Eutelsat; the freed spectrum is expected to be auctioned in 2027/2028. » More on wiwo.de