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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Dagmarah Mackos<\/strong>

Satellite firm SES<\/a> reported a beat in its quarterly core profit on Thursday, citing solid execution across its business and expected contribution from the recently acquired satellite communications<\/a> business DRS GES.

One of the world's biggest commercial satellite operators, the Luxembourg-based company posted third-quarter adjusted core earnings (EBITDA) of 284 million euros ($279 million) on revenue of 501 million, compared with 286 million euros and 455 million euros, respectively, a year earlier.

Analysts on average had predicted adjusted EBITDA of 277 million euros and revenue of 494 million euros in a company-provided poll.

The group said it expected the acquisition of GES, which it bought this year from Italian defence group Leonardo for $450 million, to contribute $85-90 million to its government solutions business between Aug. 1 and the end of December.

It said its first launch of O3b mPOWER satellite communication system located in the medium earth orbit (MEO) would take place as planned in the fourth quarter and was scheduled for Dec. 15.

However, further launches have been pushed back to the first quarter next year, which Deutsche Bank analysts say \"takes some shine away\" from the good performance, as these are a key for SES to return to revenue growth.

The group confirmed its full-year guidance of 1.75 billion to 1.81 billion euros in revenue and 1.03 billion to 1.07 billion euros in core profit, pointing to 2.7% growth in its networks business so far this year and important renewals secured in video.

Revenue from its core video business, which distributes TV channels such as
Sky<\/a>, Canal+<\/a>, ARD<\/a> and BBC<\/a>, fell 5.6% since the start of the year, as satellite players see traditional video revenues decline and data becomes the dominant source of income.

\"Our year-to-date performance reflects solid ongoing execution across the business and we remain fully on track to deliver on our 2022 outlook,\" CEO
Steve Collar<\/a> said.

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卫星群SES胜第三季度预测,证实了前景

世界上最大的商业卫星运营商之一,卢森堡公司公布第三季度调整核心利润(EBITDA)的2.84亿欧元(2.79亿美元)在5.01亿年的收入与2.86亿欧元和4.55亿欧元相比,分别。

  • 更新2022年11月3日下午05:18坚持


由Dagmarah Mackos


卫星公司SES周四公布季度利润核心击败,援引固体执行其业务和预期贡献从最近收购了卫星通信业务DRS充电器。

世界上最大的商业卫星运营商之一,卢森堡公司公布第三季度调整核心利润(EBITDA)的2.84亿欧元(2.79亿美元)在5.01亿年的收入与2.86亿欧元和4.55亿欧元相比,分别。

调整后息税前利润分析师平均预测的2.77亿欧元和4.94亿欧元的收入提供投票。

该集团表示,预计收购电气,它从意大利国防集团购买了今年莱昂纳多以4.5亿美元的价格,提供85 - 90美元的政府解决方案业务8月1日至12月底。

据说首次推出O3b mPOWER卫星通信系统位于中地球轨道(MEO)按计划将在第四季度,定于12月15日。

然而,进一步推出已经推迟到明年第一季度,德意志银行分析师表示,“拿走了美联储的一点光芒”良好的性能,因为这些是SES回到收入增长的关键。

指导集团确认其全年17.5亿到18.1亿欧元的收入和10.3亿到10.7亿欧元的核心利润,指着增长2.7%今年到目前为止,其网络业务和重要更新的视频。

其核心视频业务收入,分发电视频道等天空,Canal +,ARD英国广播公司下跌5.6%,自今年年初以来,卫星球员看到传统视频收入下降和数据成为主要的收入来源。

“我们今年表现反映出坚实的持续的执行整个业务和我们保持完全有望实现2022年前景,”首席执行官史蒂夫领说。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Dagmarah Mackos<\/strong>

Satellite firm SES<\/a> reported a beat in its quarterly core profit on Thursday, citing solid execution across its business and expected contribution from the recently acquired satellite communications<\/a> business DRS GES.

One of the world's biggest commercial satellite operators, the Luxembourg-based company posted third-quarter adjusted core earnings (EBITDA) of 284 million euros ($279 million) on revenue of 501 million, compared with 286 million euros and 455 million euros, respectively, a year earlier.

Analysts on average had predicted adjusted EBITDA of 277 million euros and revenue of 494 million euros in a company-provided poll.

The group said it expected the acquisition of GES, which it bought this year from Italian defence group Leonardo for $450 million, to contribute $85-90 million to its government solutions business between Aug. 1 and the end of December.

It said its first launch of O3b mPOWER satellite communication system located in the medium earth orbit (MEO) would take place as planned in the fourth quarter and was scheduled for Dec. 15.

However, further launches have been pushed back to the first quarter next year, which Deutsche Bank analysts say \"takes some shine away\" from the good performance, as these are a key for SES to return to revenue growth.

The group confirmed its full-year guidance of 1.75 billion to 1.81 billion euros in revenue and 1.03 billion to 1.07 billion euros in core profit, pointing to 2.7% growth in its networks business so far this year and important renewals secured in video.

Revenue from its core video business, which distributes TV channels such as
Sky<\/a>, Canal+<\/a>, ARD<\/a> and BBC<\/a>, fell 5.6% since the start of the year, as satellite players see traditional video revenues decline and data becomes the dominant source of income.

\"Our year-to-date performance reflects solid ongoing execution across the business and we remain fully on track to deliver on our 2022 outlook,\" CEO
Steve Collar<\/a> said.

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