HELLAS SAT | Top-notch satellite systems showcased in BATTLEFIELD ReDEFiNED 2024
Defence Redefined
Published on 08/02/2025 at 15:00

HELLAS SAT, one of the leading satellite service providers in Europe and with a legacy spanning more than two decades, presented its innovative solutions at the Cyprus International Defence and Security conference BATTLEFIELD ReDEFiNED 2024.  

Known for its advanced satellite infrastructure and innovative solutions, the company continues to redefine the role of satellite technology in modern warfare and secure communications.  

During the conference (and the static exhibition) the company demonstrated its Emergency Response Vehicle providing communications under crisis conditions as well as the capabilities of processing and transferring audio-visual material through various sources such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).

The President and CEO of Hellas Sat Christodoulos Protopapas informs the President of Cyprus Mr. Nikos Christodoulidis at the company’s booth. The satellite data antenna is visible in the shot

In addition to these, during the presentation by the representative of the company Mr. Konstantinos Geroulis, the audience was made aware of the strategic importance of providing satellite communications during military conflicts. 

The Chief Commercial Officer of Hellas Sat Konstantinos Geroulis during the presentation of Hellas Sat at the conference

Licensed by the Hellenic Republic and the Republic of Cyprus, HELLAS SAT holds exclusive rights to access and use the orbital position at 39 degrees east, as well as the related radio frequencies. Its fleet includes three geostationary satellites and two state-of-the-art telecommunications centers in Greece and Cyprus, providing integrated satellite and terrestrial infrastructure services to governments and defence agencies worldwide.  

Briefing of the President of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulidis inside the Hellas Sat Emergency Response Vehicle 

HELLAS SAT satellites play a critical role in modern military operations, ensuring safe and reliable communication over long distances. By supporting real-time voice communications, data transfer and video, they ensure the synchronization of actions in complex and demanding business environments.  

In addition, the company’s satellites enhance surveillance and reconnaissance through high-resolution imagery providing essential situational awareness and enabling strategic decision-making.  

Also read: Project Nyx Alpha | Telescope in Cyprus for the UK Space Command

In the field of intelligence, HELLAS SAT also supports the advanced systems for interception and analysis of communications (SIGINT) and detection of electronic signals from weapon systems (ELINT). At the same time, the company’s satellites improve navigation and targeting, providing accurate position information and coordinates for munition guidance, increasing mission success.  

HELLAS SAT’s infrastructure is supported by impressive equipment. The first satellite, HELLAS SAT 2, continues to provide maritime communications services, while HELLAS SAT 3 and HELLAS SAT 4 extend coverage to Europe, the Middle East and South Africa. The telecommunication centers in Greece and Cyprus provide integrated high-performance services, critical for defense applications whether in motion or in a static position.  

The local expertise of Greek and Cypriot engineers strengthens HELLAS SAT’s operations, ensuring sovereignty, security and prompt response. Satellite control centers, network centers and certified Tier IV data centers provide secure and reliable services. At the same time, the company’s private cloud services ensure the protection and residence of data within national borders, complying with data retention requirements.  

The innovation of HELLAS SAT is not limited to the current capabilities. The upcoming “Hellas Sat 5” program promises to expand the technological boundaries with flexible, programmable radio frequency (RF) and optical communication payloads. The deployment of optical ground stations in Greece and Cyprus, combined with the evolution of quantum cryptography (QKD) via satellites, confirms the company’s commitment to lead the next generation of secure communications.  

Also read: Memorandum of Understanding signed between Hellas Sat and Thales Alenia Space

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