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Saudi telecom company stc Group has signed an agreement with Tonomus to gain access to low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite capacity. This partnership will allow stc Group to provide broadband internet and data services throughout Saudi Arabia.

Through this collaboration, Tonomus aims to support its vision of a more connected and prosperous Saudi Arabia. Scott Gegenheimer, President of Infrastructure at Tonomus, believes that stc Group is an ideal partner to extend coverage in the region and help realize this vision. He also mentioned that the agreement will facilitate the provision of rapid and reliable connectivity to transform businesses and communities.

One of the key benefits of this partnership is the ability to provide fibre-like internet access to residents in rural and remote areas. This will greatly improve the online experience for these communities.

The agreement between Tonomus and stc Group is seen as a significant step in Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation. It will strengthen collaboration with local infrastructure and service providers, and lay the foundation for broad participation in the digital ecosystem. The aim is to create a platform for scalability, innovation, and availability for all government and business sectors.

Riyadh Muawad, Governor of stc Group, expressed their commitment to leading in the ICT and digital transformation in the region. He believes that this partnership with Tonomus is a major milestone that will enable them to offer high-speed, low-latency satellite internet and data services to customers in crucial industries. Muawad also emphasized that this collaboration will bridge the digital divide in remote areas and benefit government sectors and businesses.

The agreement between Tonomus and stc Group marks an important development in expanding broadband internet access in Saudi Arabia.

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