TStrigo delivers mobile satellite connectivity in Canada by selling a compact satellite device combined with a SIM card and prepaid data vouchers. The device uses satellite links to provide internet access in areas outside traditional mobile networks, enabling data connectivity for travelers and remote users. Customers purchase the device and top up data as needed, giving them control over their usage. Strigo differentiates itself through its established presence in the Canadian market (since 2008), its focus on reliable, accessible satellite coverage, and customer-friendly policies such as a 30-day money-back guarantee and free return shipping. The company's goal is to connect people in remote locations with dependable mobile coverage and data services, making satellite connectivity more accessible and straightforward for customers who travel or work where cellular networks are unavailable.
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Viasat shares rose 7% after Canada's Terrestar Solutions signed a memorandum of understanding to link its planned CaStar constellation with Equatys, Viasat's satellite venture with UAE-based Space42. Terrestar is the first partner in Equatys's "sovereign shell" model. It keeps control of CaStar, its ground stations, and its customers, while its satellites work with Equatys's global network. Viasat and Space42 bring more than 100 MHz of globally coordinated mobile-satellite spectrum and deals with over 400 mobile operators. Partners pay for their own satellites, which suits Viasat, which carried $6.9 billion of debt at the end of March 2026. Its $400 million share of Equatys's founding equity is two-thirds of its fiscal 2026 cash left after capex. The deal is not binding, and Equatys still needs regulatory approvals. It also faces AST SpaceMobile and SpaceX.
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