List of satellite television companies
This is a list of satellite television providers, operating around the world.
Africa
[edit]Angola
[edit]Côte d'Ivoire
[edit]- DStv - under DStv French Plus
- Canal+ Afrique
- Easy TV Côte d'Ivoire - under Canal+
- StarTimes - French & English
East Africa
[edit]- Azam TV
- Canal+ Afrique
- DStv
- StarTimes
- Zuku TV
- Orange - brought by Canal+ in 2023.
- TPS - merged into Canalsat in 2008.
- PremiumFree - Free to Air
Ethiopia
[edit]Ghana
[edit]- Crystal TV[1] - Digital Terrestrial
- Multichoice[1] - DSTV & GOTV
- Multitv[2] - Multichannel free to air
- RCS[3] - Multichannel free to air
- StarTimes - Digital Terrestrial
Namibia
[edit]- DStv
- GOtv Namibia - under DStv
- Satelio
- StarSat - under StarTimes TV
- PremiumFree - Free to Air
Middle East and North Africa
[edit]Mozambique
[edit]- Canal+ Réunion
- DStv - under DStv Bué
- Gotv Moçambique - under DStv
- StarTimes under MTM Moçambique
- UAU!TV
- ZAP TV
Nigeria
[edit]- African Cable Television - commenced operations on the 1st of December 2014. Operations were discontinued a few months later.
- CTL
- Daarsat
- DStv[4][5] Other networks like HiTV (out of operations) and StarTimes have increased the competitiveness of the cable TV market.[6][7]
- GOtv[8]
- KAFTAN TV
- Kwese TV - discontinued its DTH operation in 2019[9]
- Metro Digital
- Moreplex TV
- Montage Cable Network[10] Also commenced operations in 2014 but is no longer in operations.
- Mytv[11] - discontinued
- OurTV[12]
- Play Consat
- Sairtek is a top broadcast service provider in lagos Nigeria, sairtek provides free to air broadcasting, live streaming, satellite, OTT and IPTV, distribution and contribution services.
- StarTimes - DTT and DTH operator
- TrendTV[13]
- TStv[14] was off air but back on air since October 2020 - discontinued
Réunion
[edit]- Canal+ Réunion
- Parabole Réunion
- TNT Sat Réunion - under Canal+
- Orange Réunion - brought by Canal+ in 2023.
South Africa
[edit]- DStv
- Deukom - under Satelio
- GOtv South Africa - under DStv
- OpenView HD
- StarSat - under StarTimes TV
- PremiumFree - Free to Air
- ZapSat - under Zap TV
Togo
[edit]Zambia
[edit]- DStv
- GOtv Zambia - under DStv
- Muvi TV
- Topstar TV Zambia - under StarTimes TV
- PremiumFree - Free to Air
Asia
[edit]Afghanistan
[edit]Bangladesh
[edit]Cambodia
[edit]- Cambodian DTV Network
India
[edit]Indonesia
[edit]Israel
[edit]Japan
[edit]Malaysia
[edit]- Astro
- NJOI
- MYTV Broadcasting DTH
- OK Vision
Mongolia
[edit]Myanmar
[edit]Nepal
[edit]Pakistan
[edit]- MAG DTH
- ShahzadSky DTH
- Startime
Philippines
[edit]South Korea
[edit]Sri Lanka
[edit]Thailand
[edit]- DTV
- Good TV
- GMM Z
- IPM TV
- PSI TV
- TrueVisions
Vietnam
[edit]- An Viên Television (MobiTV)
- K+
- Vietnam Multimedia Corporation
Oceania
[edit]Australia
[edit]New Caledonia
[edit]New Zealand
[edit]Vanuatu
[edit]Wallis and Futuna
[edit]Europe
[edit]Albania
[edit]Austria
[edit]- HD Austria
- Sky
- DF1 - merged into Premiere World in 1999.
Belgium
[edit]- Télésat
- TV Vlaanderen
- TPS - files for bankruptcy in 2008.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
[edit]Bulgaria
[edit]Croatia
[edit]Cyprus
[edit]Czech Republic
[edit]Denmark
[edit]- Allente
- Viasat - merged into Allente in 2021.
- Canal Digital - merged into Allente in 2021.
Estonia
[edit]Finland
[edit]- Allente
- Viasat - merged into Allente in 2021.
- Canal Digital - merged into Allente in 2021.
France
[edit]- Bis TV
- Canal+
- Fransat
- AB Sat - sold to Bis TV in 2008.
- TPS - merged into Canalsat in 2008.
- Orange - brought by Canal+ in 2023.
Georgia
[edit]Germany
[edit]- HD+
- Sky Deutschland
- DF1 - merged into Premiere World in 1999.
- Diveo - sold to M7 in 2019.
Greece
[edit]Hungary
[edit]Ireland
[edit]Italy
[edit]- Sky Italia
- Tivùsat
- Tele+ - merged into Sky in 2003.
- Stream TV - merged into Sky in 2003.
- RaiSat - files for bankruptcy in 2010.
Latvia
[edit]Lithuania
[edit]Luxembourg
[edit]Montenegro
[edit]Netherlands
[edit]North Macedonia
[edit]Norway
[edit]- Allente
- Viasat - merged into Allente in 2021.
- Canal Digital - merged into Allente in 2021.
Poland
[edit]- Canal+
- Orange
- Polsat Box
- Wizja TV - merged into Cyfra+ in 2002.
- n - merged into nc+ in 2013.
- Telewizja na kartę - sold to Smart HD+ in 2016.
Portugal
[edit]Romania
[edit]- Digi
- Focus Sat
- Freesat
- Orange
- Akta (formely Max TV) - merged into Dolce in 2012.
- Boom TV - merged into Dolce in 2012.
- Telekom (formerly Dolce) - merged into Orange in 2022.
Russia
[edit]- MTS
- NTV Plus
- Telekarta
- Tricolor TV
Serbia
[edit]Slovakia
[edit]Slovenia
[edit]Spain
[edit]- Movistar Plus+
- Canal+ - merged into Movistar+ in 2015.
- Via Digital - merged into Digital+ in 2003.
Sweden
[edit]- Allente
- Viasat - merged into Allente in 2021.
- Canal Digital - merged into Allente in 2021.
Switzerland
[edit]- Canal+
- Kabelio
- Sky
- TPS - merged into Canalsat in 2008.
- Orange - brought by Canal+ in 2023.
- DF1 - merged into Premiere World in 1999.
- Tele+ - merged into Sky in 2003.
- Stream TV - merged into Sky in 2003.
- RaiSat - files for bankruptcy in 2010.
Turkey
[edit]Ukraine
[edit]United Kingdom
[edit]- Freesat
- Sky
- BSB - merged into BSkyB in 1990.
- Sky Multichannels - brought by Sky in 2001.
- Freesat from Sky - sold to Freesat and Sky in 2021.
Americas
[edit]Argentina
[edit]- Antina
- Vrio Corp.
Bolivia
[edit]Brazil
[edit]- Claro TV
- Oi TV
- SKY Brasil
Canada
[edit]Chile
[edit]Colombia
[edit]Costa Rica
[edit]Dominican Republic
[edit]Ecuador
[edit]El Salvador
[edit]French Guiana
[edit]Guadeloupe
[edit]Guatemala
[edit]Haïti
[edit]Honduras
[edit]Martinique
[edit]Mexico
[edit]- Dish México
- Sky México
- Star TV
Nicaragua
[edit]Panama
[edit]Paraguay
[edit]Peru
[edit]- Cable Mágico Satelital
- Claro TV
- Tuves
- Vrio Corp.
Puerto Rico
[edit]- Claro TV
- DirecTV
- Dish Network[20]
- Kiwisat[21]
Saint Barthélemy
[edit]Saint Martin
[edit]United States
[edit]- DirecTV
- Dish Network
- Glorystar
- Orby TV - Shut down in 2021
- Primestar - brought by DirecTV in 1999.
- USSB - merged into DirecTV in 1999.
- Voom - sold to Dish in 2005.
- AlphaStar - files for bankruptcy in 1997.
Uruguay
[edit]Venezuela
[edit]References
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