Following its acquisition by Space Norway Group in January, Telenor Satellite will now be recognised by its new name, Space Norway.

Space Norway provides critical satellite services to governments, commercial maritime, land-based industries, and major broadcasters. With a portfolio of satellites, submarine cables and teleport infrastructure, the company serves clients throughout Europe, the Arctic, the Middle East and North Africa.

Utilising the full depth of expertise that resides in the entire Group, Space Norway says it is better equipped than ever to invest in a wider range of research and development projects, while extending its commercial potential.

Morten Tengs, acting CEO of Space Norway Group, commented: “Space Norway is now a powerhouse in the European satellite services arena, running some of the most innovative projects in the industry. Our leadership team has the experience and strategic focus to realise the company’s full potential in the coming decades, ensuring its continued technological development and financial growth.”

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