News from SEATELSAT.

Community engagement, partnerships and progress from across our network.

MASTEL and the 450 MHz Alliance have opened a collaborative workstream to examine international experience, Indonesia’s connectivity priorities and a responsible pathway for the 450 MHz spectrum.

From shared evidence to an actionable recommendation.

  • Align scope: define objectives, stakeholders and key questions.
  • Gather evidence: review global deployments, standards and use cases.
  • Develop pathway: frame spectrum, ecosystem and implementation considerations.
  • Engage stakeholders: socialise findings and refine the recommendation.

 

This industry-led work is intended to inform Indonesia’s formal policy and regulatory process.

As a 450 MHz Alliance member, SEATELSAT works with operators, technology leaders and public-interest stakeholders to advance resilient low-band networks for critical services worldwide.

Joint event with Aramco Digital, Dhahran, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 21-22 January 2025. Amit Vithlani, CEO, SEATELSAT: Unlocking digital transformation.

Global dialogue. Shared progress across markets.

  • Industry insight: learn from deployed networks and evolving mission-critical use cases.
  • Ecosystem collaboration: engage operators, suppliers, standards bodies and critical-service users.
  • Scalable impact: translate global experience into resilient infrastructure pathways across diverse markets.

SEATELSAT supported BPBD DKI Jakarta’s Festival Pendidikan Kesiapsiagaan Bencana, helping advance practical disaster-preparedness education for students and communities.

Disasters cannot always be predicted. Preparedness can be trained.

Supporting readiness before it is needed.

  • Education: making preparedness knowledge accessible and memorable.
  • Community readiness: building awareness that can guide action in an emergency.
  • Shared responsibility: supporting public institutions and partners working for a safer Jakarta.

 

During Mini School Project site visits in Gorontalo and Jeneponto, SEATELSAT CEO Amit Vithlani donated books to local schools, supporting learning alongside the expansion of digital access.

A practical contribution to learning.

  • Access to knowledge: books add lasting learning resources beyond the connected classroom.
  • Community connection: site visits created space to listen, learn and contribute directly.
  • Lasting value: infrastructure matters most when it strengthens everyday opportunity.