• Leveraging Eutelsat’s LEO services across global Maritime, Enterprise and Government markets in Greece and Cyprus
• Supporting resilient connectivity for mission-critical operations

Eutelsat and Tototheo Global, a leading provider of maritime technology and connectivity solutions, have signed a new partner agreement for Eutelsat’s Low Earth Orbit  connectivity services.

Under the agreement, Tototheo Global will deliver Eutelsat’s LEO services to maritime customers worldwide and serve as a key partner for Enterprise, Civil and Military Government connectivity requirements across Greece and Cyprus.

Headquartered in Cyprus, Tototheo Global is a leading provider of advanced connectivity and technology solutions, supporting organisations operating in demanding, mission-critical environments across the maritime, enterprise, and government sectors. By partnering with Eutelsat, Tototheo Global strengthens its connectivity, offering to enable safe and resilient operations. With four decades of expertise, Tototheo Global delivers tailored, future-focused solutions that enhance performance and long-term operational excellence.

Eva Bisgaard, President of Eutelsat’s Connectivity Business Unit, said: “We are delighted to partner with Tototheo Global, whose deep expertise in maritime connectivity and strong technical capabilities make them a natural partner for bringing LEO connectivity to mission-critical applications. With our OneWeb LEO services, we are enabling customers to strengthen network resilience and benefit from secure, low-latency connectivity in environments where dependable communications are essential.”

Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou, Co-CEO of Tototheo Global, said: “At Tototheo Global we are committed to delivering connectivity solutions that provide performance, flexibility, and resilience for our customers. Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO services strengthen our ability to offer secure, low-latency connectivity, providing a critical capability for customers operating across the demanding maritime, enterprise, and government sectors.”