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Space-Communication Ltd.

Space-Communication Ltd. | TASE | Satellite Telecom

Data as of: April 2026 | Primary source: 2025 Annual Report

SCC
Research Depth · Standard Satellite · Israeli
Revenue 2025
$88.7M
-11.3% (Amos 3 retirement)
Net Income 2025
+$22M
First-ever positive
Amos 17 revenue
$39.9M
+16% YoY
Amos 17 backlog
$44M
Core growth engine
Active satellites
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Amos 4, Amos 17 (through 2041)
Control dispute
IAI, 4iG, Eurocom
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1 Company Profile

Space-Communication (SCC, "Spacecom") is an Israeli satellite-communications company providing satellite capacity for television broadcasting, satellite internet, government communications and connectivity solutions. Spacecom is the only publicly traded satellite-communications company in Israel. Traded on TASE since 2005. Headquartered in Ramat Gan. Founded in 1989. Business model: leasing satellite capacity to customers — DTH broadcasting, cellular backhaul, VSAT, and government services. 2025 inflection: the first positive net income in the company’s history — $22M (versus a $21M loss in 2024).

SatelliteLocationRoleStatus
Amos 34°WDTH (yes)End of life 26.2.2026
Amos 465°EAsia DTHEnd of service life 2028
Amos 1717°EAfrica + Middle East + Europe2041 — growth driver

Source: 2025 Annual Report

2 Key Financial Observations

This summary is not a recommendation. It is a factual list of key financial metrics.

Performance — 3 Years ($M)

Metric 2023 2024 2025
Revenue99.2100.088.7
Net Income-24-21+22
צמיחה YoY+0.8%-11.3%

עמוס 17 — מנוע הצמיחה

Metric ערך 2025
Revenue$39.9M
צמיחה YoY+16%
Backlog$44M
HTS (Ka)46% מהכנסות 17E
שותפיםאפריקה, מזה"ת, אירופה

Missing data: תוצאת Control dispute (IAI, 4iG, Eurocom), תקציב לוויין חדש להחלפת עמוס 4, רגישות ל-Starlink ו-LEO constellations.

הכנסות 3 שנים ($M)
Net Income — מהפך
עמוס 17 צומח
פילוח לוויינים
תרחישי NPV
Starlink — איום LEO
3 Industry & Competitive Context

שירותי תקשורת לוויינית — GEO. שוק גלובלי ~$12B+. תחרות גוברת מ-LEO constellations (Starlink, OneWeb).

חברה מיקום יתרון
SESלוקסמבורגGEO+MEO, מובילה עולמית
EutelsatצרפתGEO + LEO (OneWeb)
Intelsatארה"בGEO גלובלי
Starlink (SpaceX)ארה"בLEO constellation — איום מבני
4 Risk Factors
סיכוןהקשר
Control disputeIAI, 4iG, Eurocom — אי-ודאות אסטרטגית
Starlink ו-LEOאיום מבני על שוק GEO לתקשורת אינטרנט
תום חיי שירות עמוס 4 (2028)צריך לוויין חדש או החלפה
תלות בCustomers מפתחyes, צבא — סיום חוזה = פגיעה משמעותית
ירידת הכנסות (-11.3%)בעיקר מסיום עמוס 3
תלות בעמוס 17מנוע צמיחה יחיד — סיכון
חשיפה ל-FXהכנסות בעיקר $, Balance Sheet ₪
גיאופוליטימצב ביטחוני בישראל — השפעה על תפעול
5 Analytical Lens — The Questions We Ask
In professional company analysis, the question is not "is this good?" but rather "through which lenses must this company be examined so that we do not miss what matters most?" At Bakshi Finance, every analysis passes through six lenses.

This framework is intended to structure analysis, not to produce an investment conclusion.
Growth
Amos 17 growing 16% Y/Y. How much does that offset the decline of Amos 3?
Profitability
Net Income חיובי ראשון. כמה זה תוצאה של ייעול תפעולי לעומת חד-פעמי?
Leverage
What is the current debt level and Debt/EBITDA ratio?
Competitive Position
Spacecom is unique in Israel. How threatening is Starlink?
Management Quality
Control dispute מסבך. מי באמת מנהל היום?
Business Complexity
Three satellites, five geographic markets. How should an investor construct an SOTP?
6 Scenario Framework
Scenarios are descriptive, not predictive. They outline possible conditions, not expected outcomes.
These scenarios carry no probability assessment, no preferred direction, and no expectation regarding which, if any, will materialise.
Constructive Scenario — if the following conditions hold:

The control dispute resolves with a strategic owner, Amos 17 continues to grow 15%+ annually, and a new satellite to replace Amos 4 is approved. Positive earnings continue.

Base Scenario — if current trends continue:

Revenue remains steady around $85-95M, operating profit improves but net results stay volatile. The control dispute continues.

Adverse Scenario — if the following risks materialise:

Starlink reduces GEO demand, the control dispute impairs decision-making, or Amos 4 ends service early. Losses return.

Scenarios describe conditions, not forecasts. There is no preferred direction and no probability assessment expressed in this framework.
7 How to Think About This Company
Spacecom is not a conventional satellite operator — it is a small Israeli company (relatively modest market capitalisation) competing against international giants (SES, Eutelsat, Intelsat) and facing the LEO revolution (Starlink). The real question in analysing SCC is not "is the industry challenging" (it is), but rather "will Amos 17 (service life through 2041) generate sufficient cash flow to make the company sustainably profitable before it needs to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in a new satellite?"
The critical variables are three. First, Amos 17 growth rate. 16% Y/Y in 2025 is excellent. If it continues at 12-15% through 2030, the satellite will recoup its investment. Second, the outcome of the control dispute. IAI, 4iG, Eurocom — three parties that could take the company in different directions. Third, the Amos 4 replacement programme (2028). If the company successfully finances a new satellite, it continues operating; if not, it loses the Asia segment.
Where the analysis may go wrong. First error — treating the $22M profit as steady-state. This is the first positive year ever. Volatility is likely. Second error — ignoring Starlink. The impact of LEO on the GEO market is material and visible in decelerating growth. Third error — valuing the company on current performance alone without accounting for the need for a new satellite (CAPEX of hundreds of millions).
What distinguishes professional analysis of Spacecom. Professional analysis addresses three things: (a) the standalone NPV of Amos 17 (service life through 2041); (b) the outcome of the control dispute and the resulting strategy; (c) sensitivity to Starlink competition. These are not what one buys — they are what one asks before deciding.
The difference between surface-level analysis and professional thinking often lies in the variables that are not immediately visible.
The difference between surface-level analysis and professional thinking often lies in the variables that are not immediately visible.
8 Sources & Data
#SourceDateType
1חלל תקשורת — דוח Annual 2025March 2026Official — TASE
2מצגת QuarterlyתQuarterlyOfficial
3maya.tase.co.ilApril 2026Official — Stock Exchange

Missing: תוצאת Control dispute (IAI, 4iG, Eurocom), תקציב לוויין חדש להחלפת עמוס 4, רגישות ל-Starlink ו-LEO constellations.

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Analytical Lens — The Questions We Ask

In professional company analysis, the question is not "is this good?" but rather "through which lenses must this company be examined so that we do not miss what matters most?" Every Bakshi Finance analysis passes through six lenses. The text below is not a judgement — it is a map of the questions this analysis is intended to answer.

The analysis is based on an internal multi-factor analytical framework used in professional portfolio management. The framework maps the questions; the answers appear woven through the analysis above.

What the lens is not: there is no rating, no score, no comparison between this company and another, and no preference expressed. The same six questions are asked of every company on the site — what varies is the answers, not the instrument.

This framework is intended to structure analysis, not to produce an investment conclusion.

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Growth
How is the company growing? Is the growth driven by volume, price, or mix? Is it stable across cycles?
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Profitability
How do margins behave over time? How much of reported earnings translates into genuine free cash flow?
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Leverage
What is the capital structure? How flexibly can the company navigate a down-cycle or a period of elevated financing costs?
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Competitive Position
What protects its revenues from erosion? How long is that protection likely to endure?
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Management Quality
How does management allocate capital? What is their track record on strategic decisions?
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Business Complexity / Risk
Where would a simplistic analysis go wrong? What is exposed to regulation, cyclicality, or technological change?

Key Observations

This summary is not a recommendation. It is a factual list of what the analysis has identified. The decision rests with the client.

Disclosure — Family Office

Bakshi Finance operates as a Family Office serving qualified investors only. Mr. Yaron Bakshi held a licensed investment-advisory practice from 2008 through 2023. As of the date of this publication, the firm does not hold an investment-advisory, investment-marketing or portfolio-management licence. This document is provided for research and professional education purposes only. Nothing herein constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell, hold or take any action with respect to any security. Nothing herein is a substitute for personalised advice based on an individual’s circumstances. All decisions remain the sole responsibility of the investor. Past performance is not indicative of future results.