Eutelsat Reaffirms FY 2026-27 Outlook for Slight Growth in Operating Verticals Revenue

By Public Technologies
  • Eutelsat reaffirmed FY2026-27 guidance for slight revenue growth across its four operating verticals.
  • LEO revenue growth above 30% is expected to offset GEO declines; the EBITDA margin should remain broadly unchanged.
  • Gross capital expenditure is projected at approximately €1.2 billion.
  • FY2028-29 targets remain €1.5 billion-€1.7 billion in operating-vertical revenues, with an EBITDA margin above 60%.
  • First-quarter revenue fell 0.9% like-for-like to €286 million, meeting expectations; LEO revenue rose 30.1% to €70.9 million.


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