SES will pay its shareholders its dividend of 25 Euro-cents on October 16th “in line with its commitment to shareholder returns”.

The 25 cent payment is the same as has been paid for a number of years. However, SES has over the past year or so promised an improved rate of dividend payments. Its announcement on September 26th talked about its next payment of “at least” €0.25 per share in April 2026.

SES also announced the appointment of Joseph Cohen, Co-Founding Partner of Trilantic Europe, to its Board of Directors effective immediately. This appointment is part of SES’s ongoing commitment to regularly review and strengthen the composition of its Board with diverse expertise and industry experience, ensuring the company is well positioned for future growth and value creation.

Prior to his role as Co-Founding Partner of Trilantic Europe, Cohen spent over two decades at Lehman Brothers, including as European Co-Head of Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking and on the Investment Management Division’s European operating committee, among other roles.

Additionally, Kaj-Erik Relander has decided to step down from the SES Board of Directors, concluding a tenure marked by valuable contributions to strategy and governance.

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