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RaySat engages in the manufacture of in-motion satellite antennas, allowing moving vehicles to receive live satellite television

Vienna, United StatesFounded 1997Transportation
Valuation $25–50M Last recorded · 2010
Headcount <100 Current team size
Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding
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About RaySat

RaySat operates as a specialized European provider of satellite communication solutions and a subsidiary of Gilat Satellite Networks. The company functions as a communication system integrator, delivering end-to-end solutions that span from initial design and hardware selection to full-scale implementation and ongoing support. Its business model focuses on managing complex, turnkey projects, which includes handling procurement, installation, and activation, thereby allowing clients to concentrate on their primary operational activities.

The company's historical roots trace back to RaySat Antenna Systems (RAS), a privately held U.S. firm that specialized in developing low-profile, in-motion satellite antennas for two-way communication. In a significant milestone, Gilat Satellite Networks acquired RAS in March 2010 for $25 million. This acquisition was a strategic move for Gilat to penetrate new military and defense markets, leveraging RAS's expertise in Satcom-On-The-Move (SOTM) technologies. Following the acquisition, RAS's CEO, David Gross, transitioned to a management role within Gilat's U.S. government-focused subsidiary. The RaySat brand was subsequently repurposed to become Gilat's European arm for satellite communication solutions, now with a strong R&D and engineering base in Spain.

RaySat's product portfolio is comprehensive, featuring VSAT platforms based on the SkyEdge family, advanced satellite modems, and state-of-the-art electronically steered antennas (ESA) for uninterrupted communication on the move. The company also provides Solid-State Power Amplifiers (SSPAs) and portable systems ideal for defense and emergency response. Its offerings, such as the ER7000 antenna, are designed for mobility applications on trains and large vehicles, providing real-time broadband satellite communications for video, voice, and data. These systems are engineered to be modem-agnostic, working with various network architectures, and are built to withstand harsh environmental conditions. The client base is diverse, serving military and defense sectors, homeland security, first responders, emergency services, government agencies, and commercial entities requiring reliable mobile communications.

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Founded
1997
Headquarters
Vienna, United States
Sector
Transportation

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🇧🇬 Bulgaria55%
🇮🇱 Israel35%
🇹🇷 Turkey10%
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