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SatixFy Communications Ltd. (formerly listed on NYSE American as SATX) has generated frequent news coverage related to its satellite communications technology, commercial agreements and corporate transactions. Company press releases describe SatixFy as a developer of end-to-end next-generation satellite space and ground communications systems based on in-house-designed chipsets, including space-grade ASICs, multi-beam digital antennas, user terminals and modems.
News items for SATX have included earnings announcements detailing revenue from development services, preproduction and product sales, as well as updates on research and development spending and financing. SatixFy has reported multi-year growth in revenues, shifts in its revenue mix toward space-grade chips, and changes in operating loss and net loss, along with balance sheet information such as cash and debt levels. These releases provide context on the company’s financial performance prior to its acquisition.
Another major category of news involves commercial contracts and collaborations. SatixFy has announced agreements with partners such as MDA Space and Telesat, including purchase orders for engineering models and space-grade chips, authorizations to proceed with engineering work, and contracts to develop landing station baseband units for satellite networks. The company has also reported funding awards, such as a grant from the UK Space Agency’s C-LEO program to support development of regenerative and digital beamforming software for satellite payloads.
Corporate and regulatory developments have been a further focus of SATX news. In December 2024, SatixFy announced that it had regained compliance with NYSE American continued listing standards. In April 2025, SatixFy and MDA Space disclosed a definitive agreement for MDA Space to acquire SatixFy in an all-cash transaction, followed by an amended merger agreement increasing the merger consideration and a shareholder vote approving the deal. A July 2, 2025 Form 6-K then confirmed the closing of the merger and the delisting of SatixFy’s ordinary shares from NYSE American.
Investors and analysts reviewing the SATX news feed can examine this sequence of earnings reports, contract announcements, regulatory updates and merger-related disclosures to understand SatixFy’s historical trajectory in satellite communications and the steps that led to its integration into MDA Space. This page serves as an archive of those developments for users researching the former SATX listing.
Telesat has signed a US$39 million contract with SatixFy for the development and delivery of Landing Station Baseband Units for the Telesat Lightspeed Network. Under the agreement, SatixFy will design and supply Landing Station Baseband systems over a 28-month period, enabling high-speed communication between Telesat Lightspeed LEO satellites and Landing Stations. The contract includes US$5 million already paid to SatixFy in a previous period. The Telesat Lightspeed constellation aims to provide global, high-speed, low-latency broadband connectivity for enterprise and government organizations.
SatixFy Communications (NYSE American: SATX) has announced new agreements worth $10 million, comprising $5 million in new deals and a $5 million prepayment from an existing contract with MDA Space. The arrangement includes a $3 million addition to the original Master Purchase Agreement from October 2023, plus a new Authorization to Proceed agreement worth $2 million. This builds upon their previous $60 million transaction with MDA Space, positioning SatixFy's space-grade chips and software as key components for next-generation digital satellite payloads in LEO and GEO satellite constellations.
SatixFy Communications (NYSE American: SATX) has signed a $9 million software development and license agreement with MDA Space (TSX: MDA) for satellite payloads. The contract includes:
- $6 million for software solution delivery with a license for an existing MDA Space customer
- $3 million for a license to support future customers
- An option for MDA Space to access part of the code for an additional $4 million
SatixFy will provide modem and beamforming software for its chipsets used in digital satellite broadband Low Earth Orbit Constellation payloads. This agreement positions SatixFy as a market leader in space-grade chips and software for next-generation digital satellite payloads.
SatixFy Communications (NYSE American: SATX) has released its financial results for the first half of 2024. Total revenues increased by 7% to $6.1 million, primarily driven by space-grade ASIC engineering sample shipments. Gross profit surged 96% to $4.5 million, with a gross margin of 74%. The company's operating loss improved by 17% to $13.7 million. SatixFy secured a landmark order exceeding $20 million for Prime2 Space-Grade Digital Beam Former Chips from a leading technology company building a global LEO satellite network. The company expects commercialization by mid-2025 and continues to invest heavily in R&D to maintain its competitive edge in satellite communication systems.
SatixFy Communications (NYSE AMERICAN: SATX), a leader in next-generation satellite communication systems, announced its participation in the H.C. Wainwright 26th Annual Global Investment Conference from September 9-13, 2024. CEO Nir Barkan will present virtually to investors, with the presentation available online from September 9, 2024, on both the conference portal and SatixFy's investor relations website.
Mr. Barkan and Interim CFO Oren Harari will be available for virtual one-on-one meetings with investors throughout the week. Investors can schedule meetings through the conference portal or by emailing SatixFy's investor relations team at satixfy@ekglobal.com.
SatixFy Communications has secured a major order worth over $20 million for its Prime2 Space-Grade Digital Beam Former chips.
The client is undisclosed, and the delivery will span the next five quarters. This follows a previous $4 million order in September 2023. The Prime2 chip, essential for massive MIMO antennas in space, supports both LEO and GEO applications, offering high scalability, flexibility, and performance.
This order highlights SatixFy's role in advancing satellite communication technology.
SatixFy Communications, a leader in satellite communication systems, announced CEO Nir Barkan's participation in Maxim Group's Virtual TMT Investor Conference on June 5, 2024, at 9 am ET. The event will explore how emerging growth companies leverage new technologies like AI. Barkan will discuss SatixFy’s technological advancements, potential market opportunities, and trends in satellite communications. The fireside chat will be streamed live and available for replay.
SatixFy Communications has reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2024, noting a 20% decrease in total revenues to $1.9 million, compared to the same period in 2023. Despite the revenue drop, gross profit rose by 62% to $1.6 million, thanks to lower-cost service delivery. The company reported an operating loss of $7.7 million, primarily due to increased R&D and administrative expenses. R&D expenses surged to $6.8 million, driven by efforts to develop space-grade ASICs. Net loss narrowed to $11.3 million from $32.4 million in Q1 2023. Cash reserves decreased to $10 million from $14 million at the end of 2023.
CEO Nir Barkan highlighted ongoing development and customer sampling of the company's Prime 2.0 and Sx4000 chips, with commercialization expected by Q1 2025. SatixFy aims to capitalize on the growing LEO satellite market, offering products that promise capital expenditure savings and improved communication efficiencies.
SatixFy Communications announced a collaboration with SCOTTY Group, leading to the first order of its Onyx in-flight connectivity (IFC) terminals. The Onyx is a high-performance satellite communications aero terminal designed for small to mid-sized aircraft with advanced digital beam-forming technology and multi-orbit connectivity capabilities. SCOTTY will integrate these terminals into their communication solutions for aircraft, enhancing connectivity in areas previously by terminal sizes. The first installation is expected in the second half of 2024. This partnership aims to meet increasing market demand for reliable high-speed communication solutions in the aviation sector.
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