Open Cosmos has been granted Liechtenstein’s priority Ka‑band spectrum filings, previously held by Rivada, and says it will use the allocations to develop a LEO broadband constellation. The transfer gives Open Cosmos regulatory rights needed to plan capacity, services and commercial deployment.
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Ka‑band spectrum filings are a prerequisite for LEO broadband deployment and commercialisation; transferring Liechtenstein’s priority filings to Open Cosmos gives the company the regulatory basis to plan capacity, customer offers and financing (LEO broadband context).
The award reflects a wider industry push to aggregate national spectrum and authorisations — a factor shaping competitive positioning in satellite and direct‑to‑device services (see recent moves on S‑band consolidation and Europe‑focused D2D/phone satellite plans).
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• Rachel Jewett