SES and De Boer Marine expand collaboration with FlexMaritime deployment across Global Markets

SES, a leading space solutions company, and De Boer Marine, a leading provider of top-quality marine equipment and maritime connectivity services, announced an expanded collaboration to deploy SES FlexMaritime services across global markets.
Under this multi-year agreement, SES FlexMaritime will provide De Boer Marine with high-performance global, multi-orbit satellite and terrestrial connectivity to support its maritime operator customers. Combined with De Boer Marine’s expertise in installation, integration and management of satellite systems, the service will provide maritime customers with dependable, reliable connectivity that supports critical vessel operations and enables the next generation of digital and data-driven services onboard. This will unlock key use cases such as real-time vessel monitoring, route optimization, remote maintenance support, and enhanced crew welfare, helping De Boer Marine’s customers improve efficiency, performance, and decision-making at sea.
SES FlexMaritime is a global connectivity solution powered by SES’s secure, high-throughput, multi-orbit 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 De Boer Marine demonstrates how SES is empowering regional partners with scalable, future-ready maritime connectivity solutions. SES FlexMaritime provides a strong operational foundation today offering a multi-orbit connectivity solution through a unified platform,” said Simon Maher, Senior Vice President Maritime, SES.
“Our collaboration with SES strengthens our ability to deliver reliable, flexible connectivity services to our maritime customers. At the same time, it provides a strong foundation for expanding our multi-orbit capabilities, enabling us to meet evolving market demands and exceed rising customer expectations,” said Johannes Oost, VP Business Development, De Boer Marine.
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