Kacific

Kacific is a next-generation broadband satellite operator that provides high-quality, fast, and affordable internet access to its customers. The company primarily serves clients in rural areas and developing regions, where traditional internet infrastructure is lacking or non-existent. This includes areas such as rural Indonesia, the Burias Islands, and the Municipality of Tinoc. Kacific's services have proven to be crucial in these areas, enabling online learning for public schools and improving patient care in hospitals by providing reliable internet connectivity.

Kacific operates in the broadband market, specifically focusing on satellite broadband. The company's business model is centered around using robust technologies and an agile approach to provide universal broadband access at an affordable cost. This includes the use of state-of-the-art Kacific1 gateways and ground infrastructure, as well as advanced VSAT user terminals provided by ST Engineering iDirect.

The company generates revenue by selling its broadband services to customers in its target markets. Kacific's services are not only used by individuals but also by businesses and public institutions like schools and hospitals. The company also partners with other businesses, such as APJII & PT. ASN, Lightspeed PNG, and Pacific Wifi, to deliver its services.

Kacific was launched into orbit by SpaceX on December 19, 2019, and its satellite was built by Boeing, based on the reliable 702 platform. The company is not subject to the Singapore Code on Take-overs and Mergers, meaning that the protections afforded by the Code do not apply to shareholders of Kacific.

Keywords: Satellite Broadband, Rural Internet Access, Affordable Connectivity, Next-Generation Broadband, Agile Business Model, Robust Technologies, Public Institutions, Developing Regions, Partnerships, Satellite Operator.