Bharti Space to invest $170 million in French satcom firm Eutelsat

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Paris, Updated At : 02:00 AM Jul 11, 2025 IST

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Bharti Space Ltd will further invest over $170 million in French satellite operator Eutelsat Communications SA through a rights offering as part of the latter’s €$1.75 billion capital raising plan, the Starlink competitor said in a statement on Thursday.

With this, Bharti’s shareholding in Eutelsat would get revised to 17.8%. The French government will become the largest shareholder with a 29.65% stake.

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#BhartiSpace #CapitalRaising #EutelsatCommunications #FrenchGovernment #SatelliteInvestment #SatelliteOperator #SpaceTechnology #StarlinkCompetitor Eutelsat SpaceIndustry

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