Dan Goldberg

Telesat warns supply chain woes could delay Lightspeed launch

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Ottawa firm said Friday its low-Earth-orbit satellite network aimed at delivering high-speed internet to remote areas might not be in orbit until 2025, a year

Telesat CEO sees big financial benefits ahead as firm makes TSX, Nasdaq debut

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Dan Goldberg said Tuesday the move will allow the company to tap into the public markets as it looks to get its $6.5-billion low-Earth-orbit satellite

Telesat posts Q3 loss as customers scale back services

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Ottawa-based company generated revenues of $192 million for the three-month period ending Sept. 30, down from $202 million a year earlier.

Poised for IPO, Telesat adds U.S. telecom veteran to C-suite

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Ottawa-based satellite equipment provider names former Comcast Business VP Glenn Katz to the newly created role of chief commercial officer.

Feds pump $1.44 billion into Telesat’s Lightspeed satellite network

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Contribution marks a ‘decisive step’ toward fully financing Ottawa-based company’s $6.5-billion project aimed at delivering high-speed internet service to remote areas, CEO says.

Telesat lands $109M provincial contract to provide high-speed rural connectivity

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Telesat has signed a $109-million contract with the Ontario government that will see the Ottawa-based satellite equipment manufacturer help deliver high-speed internet service to rural

Telesat turns Q1 profit despite 9% revenue dip as pandemic plays havoc with key customers

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Ottawa-based company reported revenues of $190 million for the three-month period ending March 31, down from $208.7 million a year earlier.

Telesat’s revenues fall 10% in 2020 as firm prepares to launch LEO satellite project

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Company said it lost a contract with a major North American direct-to-home broadcast customer and saw revenues from clients in the aeronautical and maritime industries

Telesat to set up satellite operations campus in Gatineau as part of $400M deal

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The Quebec government will receive a $200-million equity stake in the cutting-edge satellite network and will also provide Telesat with a $200-million loan.