Globalstar publishes 2025 annual report, posts record $273 million revenue

Reuters04-03
Globalstar publishes 2025 annual report, posts record $273 million revenue
  • Globalstar annual report for fiscal 2025 highlighted expansion of satellite-terrestrial connectivity strategy across wholesale, enterprise, and mission-critical markets.
  • Extended MSS Network plans advanced, including replacement satellites slated for two launches in 2026, supported by development of more than 50 third-generation C-3 satellites.
  • Ground network buildout accelerated, with global expansion expected to add about 90 new antennas across 35 ground stations in 25 countries.
  • Commercial IoT business broadened with October 2025 launch of RM200M two-way satellite IoT module, targeting higher-value command-and-control use cases.
  • Updated Services Agreements with Apple remained central, with Apple contributing 63% of total revenue while Globalstar retained 15% of network capacity for other customers.


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