Gilat Satellite Networks (NASDAQ:GILT) is a leading provider of satellite-based broadband connectivity solutions, specializing in the design, development and deployment of ground segment equipment and network services. The company’s core offerings include Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) modems and hub systems, network management software, and end-to-end satellite communication platforms. These technologies enable broadband Internet access, enterprise networking, and cellular backhaul in regions where terrestrial infrastructure is limited or non-existent.
Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel, Gilat has established a track record of innovation in satellite communications. Over the years the company has introduced a range of product families—such as the SkyEdge II platform and the uVSAT family—that support multi-orbit and multi-frequency connectivity, adaptive bandwidth management, and dynamic resource allocation. Gilat’s solutions are used across diverse sectors including oil and gas exploration, maritime, aviation, defense, government and humanitarian organizations that require reliable, high-throughput links.
Gilat serves a global customer base spanning the Americas, Europe, Africa and the Asia-Pacific region. The company supports both fixed and mobility applications, partnering with satellite operators, service providers and system integrators to deliver turnkey network deployments. Gilat’s geographical reach and multilingual support structure allow it to address remote connectivity challenges in developing markets as well as demanding enterprise and government environments.
As of mid-2024, Gilat Satellite Networks is led by President and Chief Executive Officer Erez Antebi, who oversees a management team focused on advancing next-generation satellite networking technologies. Under his leadership, the company continues to invest in software-defined networking, higher throughput terminals and emerging low-earth-orbit (LEO) capabilities, aiming to support evolving customer needs in a rapidly changing satellite ecosystem.
