4iG Group and SpaceX have signed landmark agreements to provide resilient connectivity in Europe. Starlink Mobile will strengthen 4iG Group’s telecommunications services in Hungary and the Western Balkans, while the Sovereign Solutions agreement will support the development of sovereign and secure satellite communications capabilities at a national level.

Together, the two companies create a collaboration model that is unique in Europe, combining commercial satellite-to-mobile connectivity with satellite technology for Sovereign Solutions communications.

The agreement is well aligned with 4iG Group’s existing profile spanning telecommunications, space and defence technologies, and represents an innovation-driven breakthrough for the Group.

“Today’s announcement underscores the importance of making connectivity ubiquitous for everyone. 4iG Group and SpaceX developed a first-of-its kind model that represents a commercial service with Starlink’s satellite-to-mobile technology and establishing the first Sovereign Solutions in Europe. We are proud to be leading this vision in Europe and setting a new global standard of what’s possible,” said Gellért Jászai, Chairman and CEO of 4iG Group.

“4iG Group's forward-leaning adoption of Starlink Mobile, including our next-gen V2 constellation technology, will deliver resilient direct-to-device connectivity to people across Hungary and the Western Balkans. V2 will enable high-speed broadband directly to mobile phones and harmonize the 2GHz spectrum we’ll use around the world. We’re thrilled to forge this relationship with 4iG Group, as it positions Hungary as an early adopter of Sovereign Solutions for Europe,” said Gwynne Shotwell, President and COO of SpaceX.

This collaboration in the future will incorporate Starlink Mobile V2, its next generation technology operating on SpaceX's global 2GHz priority rights. The service will launch in Hungary, Albania, Montenegro and North Macedonia. 4iG Group is paving a path forward in advancing terrestrial and satellite mobile communications in the EU to enable millions of people to access resilient connectivity in remote and underserved areas.