Eutelsat Appoints New CEO Amid European Satellite Rivalry

Monday, May 5, 2025, 5:20 am

Eutelsat has undergone a leadership change with the appointment of Jean-François Fallacher as its new CEO. The move comes as the company faces mounting debt and intensifying competition from emerging satellite rivals in Europe, prompting a strategic reshuffle to secure its future in a challenging market.

techinasia.com / French satellite firm replaces CEO as Europe seeks Starlink rival

Eutelsat now faces challenges, including nearly €2.4 billion (US$2.72 billion) in debt due within four years

wsj.com / Eutelsat Appoints Jean-François Fallacher as New CEO

Fallacher will join Eutelsat from Orange, amid growing interest within the EU for alternative satellite systems to Starlink.

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