Eutelsat has renewed a multi-year agreement with Antik Telecom and A1 to provide satellite capacity at the 16° East orbital position. The deal maintains DTH television delivery services for Antik Sat subscribers in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
This renewal reinforces the 16° East orbital position as the primary video distribution hub for Central and Eastern Europe, demonstrating that satellite remains a critical infrastructure for reaching fragmented markets. For the broader ecosystem, the partnership between Eutelsat, A1, and Antik Telecom highlights a hybrid reliance on satellite for reach and managed broadcast services for technical scale. It suggests that despite the growth of terrestrial streaming, DTH remains the most efficient method for delivering high-quality linear content to 80 million regional households. Watch for future transponder utilization rates at 16° East as a signal of linear television's longevity in emerging European markets.
Eutelsat has renewed a multi-year agreement for DTH satellite capacity at the 16° East orbital position, supporting Antik Telecom’s television services in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. A1 will provide technical headend and uplink services. This partnership reinforces satellite's role as a critical infrastructure for reaching 80 million regional households.
The agreement secures long-term DTH satellite capacity at the 16° East orbital position to ensure continued television delivery for Antik Sat subscribers across Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
A1 International Business is responsible for managing technical operations, including headend hosting and broadcast uplink services, to support Antik Telecom’s regional television lineup.
The 16° East orbital position serves as a primary video distribution hub for Central and Eastern Europe, currently hosting hundreds of television channels and reaching 80 million homes.
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