News Summary:
On September 18, 2026, investment bank Berenberg restarted its coverage of Eutelsat, issuing a 'HOLD' recommendation and a price target of €2 per share, while the satellite operator's shares recently traded between €1.74 and €1.90. Previously, on September 17, CosmoBlue Media and Austrian telco A1 signed a three-year agreement with Eutelsat to expand the distribution of the educational and family channel Da Vinci HD across eight Central and Eastern European markets, with A1 providing uplink services, satellite capacity, and technical support. On the same day, Mariam Kaynia, Eutelsat's Chief Data and Information Officer, noted at World Space Business Week that AI tools have transitioned from specialized analytical functions to embedded, accessible tools, broadening participation in AI and space. Earlier, on September 16, A1 Group renewed its Central and Eastern European Direct-to-Home (DTH) capacity on Eutelsat 16° East, ensuring ongoing content delivery and broadcast quality for A1 Croatia subscribers and strengthening their partnership. Also on September 16, Eutelsat partnered with Skynopy to develop Global AKAR, a software-defined global ground network for satellite services, aiming to combine Eutelsat's global ground infrastructure with Skynopy's orchestration technologies for a large data download ground service for Low Earth Orbit satellites.
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