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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff
A depiction of an Amos satellite. Photo: Andrzej Olchawa via Wikimedia Commons.
Israel’s Space Communication Ltd, operator of the Amos satellites, said on Tuesday Nepal’s Dish Media Network has contracted for more capacity on the Amos-4 satellite starting in the fourth quarter.
The additional capacity will increase Spacecom’s revenue from Dish Media Network by $16.7 million, bringing total future revenue expected from the customer to $76.9 million.
Amos-4 provides services to customers from South Asia to East Africa.
Dish Media Network owns fast growing operator, Dishhome, whose network covers all of Nepal. With substantial satellite capacity on Amos-4, Dishhome will expand service offerings.
Dishhome’s capacity on Amos-4 is contracted for the satellite’s lifetime.
