Hellas Sat looks to expand
By Chris Dziadul
May 25, 2007 07.15 UK
Speaking at an event in Athens organised by the European Satellite Organisations Association (ESOA) and entitled 50 Years European Union: 50 Years Satellites, the Greek communications minister and OTE president hinted that Hellas Sat may soon acquire a second satellite system. Hellas Sat is 95.69% owned by the incumbent telco OTE and has clients in 30 countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Around 80% of its capacity is currently utilised.
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