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Partnership from Down Under is Extended…Optus Satellite and Foxtel Extended to 2031

July 26, 2020

A good indicator of a successful partnership is when clients are happy and contracts are extended, and that’s what has occurred with Optus and Foxtel. Optus has extended its longstanding partnership with media company Foxtel, with an extension for the provision of satellite services until 2031.

Foxtel has partnered with Optus since 1998 to deliver their premium live sport, movies, drama, news and entertainment content, including Australia’s only dedicated, live 4K broadcast channel, to both regional and metropolitan areas across two Optus satellites in orbit over Australia.

Optus Satellite owns and operates Australia and New Zealand’s largest fleet of spacecraft with five satellites currently in geostationary orbit that service the broadcast, corporate, and government customers. The contract extension, along with efficiencies agreed with Foxtel, reaffirms Optus Satellite’s leading position in the ANZ satellite market.

“As we look to the future of the satellite business, this expanded services agreement builds on our legacy of delivering world-class satellite services and further strengthens Optus’ position as Australia and New Zealand’s leading provider of satellite services,” said Ben White, Optus Managing Director, Wholesale, Satellite and Strategy.

“Our collaboration provides resilience for existing services and an opportunity for future expansion as Australians continue to embrace 4K viewing and see 8K video on the horizon. This commitment provides Foxtel a proven and reliable platform for the delivery of high-quality video images watched on the large screens in homes and other venues over the next 11 years,” added Mr White.

“We are pleased to continue our multi-layered relationship with Foxtel into the next decade and to demonstrate that satellite remains one of the best ways for Foxtel to provide a rich viewing experience to their customers. Optus is proud of the role we play to connect millions of viewers with Foxtel’s essential content, and we look forward to continuing to grow our long-term relationship.”

Filed Under: Business Moves, Partnerships

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