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9 stories about AMOS

Spacecom CEO Steps Down
31.10.19|Avior AbouDavid Pollak has led the Israeli satellite company for 24 years
IAI to Pay $10 Million to Spacecom for Delayed Satellite Delivery
04.11.18|Amitay GazitThe damages, along with an additional sum of $400,000 in legal expenses, will be paid as part of an arbitration agreement between state-owned weapons and aerospace company IAI and the satellite operator
Spacecom Moves Forward With $55 Million Deal With Unnamed Company
15.07.18|CTechSpacecom received the necessary regulatory approval to finalize the four-year contract it signed in May for providing communication services
Spacecom Postpones Deal With California-Based Satellite Manufacturer Loral
27.05.18|Tofi StolerAccording to the original agreement announced in March, the deal should have become void when Spacecom failed to pay the down payment within 60 days
Spacecom Signs $55 Million Deal With Unnamed Company
21.05.18|Amitay Gazit$30 million of the sum is for services to be provided by Spacecom’s new satellite AMOS-17, scheduled for launch in the second quarter of 2019
Israeli Satellite Operator Spacecom Bundled in a Bid for Tel Aviv Real Estate
23.04.18|Golan HazaniReal estate company Israel Canada and a local businessman partnered in a bid for a bundle that includes Spacecom and a local real estate project
IDB Bids for Israeli Satellite Operator Spacecom
28.03.18|Lilach BaumerSpacecom is a subsidiary of Eurocom Group, an Israeli holding company that is $420 million in debt to institutional creditors
Amos Satellite Contract Eludes Israeli State-Owned Aerospace Company
26.03.18|Lilach BaumerAfter the last two Israeli satellites were lost - one due to a failure and one in a launchpad explosion, a second satellite in a row will be built in the U.S.
Satellite Operator Signs Launch Contracts with SpaceX a Year After Explosion
18.10.17|Micky GrunfeldIsraeli satellite operator Spacecom lost a deal for its acquisition after its previous satellite was destroyed in a SpaceX rocket explosion last September

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AMOS

Spacecom CEO Steps Down

IAI to Pay $10 Million to Spacecom for Delayed Satellite Delivery

Spacecom Moves Forward With $55 Million Deal With Unnamed Company

Spacecom Postpones Deal With California-Based Satellite Manufacturer Loral

Spacecom Signs $55 Million Deal With Unnamed Company

Israeli Satellite Operator Spacecom Bundled in a Bid for Tel Aviv Real Estate

IDB Bids for Israeli Satellite Operator Spacecom

Amos Satellite Contract Eludes Israeli State-Owned Aerospace Company

Satellite Operator Signs Launch Contracts with SpaceX a Year After Explosion