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A favorable European spectrum allocation for European operators can improve SATS' market access, licensing prospects, and capex timing, potentially driving a positive re-rating if licenses advance, while restricting non-EU entrants could limit competitive pressure.
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European Commission plans to allocate two-thirds of mobile satellite spectrum to European companies, with the rest open to non-European rivals like Starlink and Leo. This policy could reshape Europe’s satellite market by favoring domestic operators, potentially benefiting SATS through improved market access and clearer deployment timelines if licenses proceed promptly.
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