SES and Tototheo Global expand Multi-orbit FlexMaritime services worldwide

SES, a leading space solutions company, and Tototheo Global, a leading provider of advanced connectivity and technology solutions for the maritime, enterprise and government sectors, today announced an expanded collaboration to deploy SES FlexMaritime across global markets.
Under the multi-year agreement, SES FlexMaritime will provide Tototheo Global with high-performance multi-orbit satellite and terrestrial connectivity. Combined with Tototheo Global’s deep industry expertise and global service capabilities, this will enable maritime customers worldwide to benefit from consistent, reliable connectivity that supports critical vessel operations while accelerating the adoption of data-driven and digitally enabled onboard services.
FlexMaritime is a global connectivity solution powered by SES’ secure, high-throughput satellite network and integrated terrestrial infrastructure. It supports merchant shipping owners and operators by enabling operational excellence, simplifying service management, and enhancing crew welfare through seamless, high-performance connectivity.
“This agreement with Tototheo Global underscores how SES enables global partners with scalable, future-ready maritime connectivity. FlexMaritime provides a robust operational foundation today while offering a seamless path to integrate multi-orbit networks and emerging technologies within a unified platform,” said Simon Maher, Senior Vice President Maritime, SES.
This reliable, high-performance connectivity unlocks critical use cases for Tototheo Global customers that rely on consistent, predictable bandwidth—including real-time vessel monitoring, route optimization, remote maintenance support, and enhanced crew welfare.
Through its global service organization and technical expertise, Tototheo Global will provide solution design, deployment, integration, network management, technical support and ongoing optimization services, helping customers maximize performance and operational value from their connectivity infrastructure. These capabilities empower ship owners and operators to drive greater efficiency, sustainability, and safety across their fleets.
“Connectivity is increasingly becoming critical infrastructure for modern maritime operations,” said Ms. Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou, Co-CEO of Tototheo Global. “Through our expanded collaboration with SES, we are strengthening our ability to provide customers with flexible, high-performance connectivity solutions that support operational continuity, enable digital transformation, and help unlock greater value across their fleets.”
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