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Interview with Yuri Izmaylov, Director General and CEO, RSCC. APSCC newsletter, April 2008
29.04 : 2008more
RSCC is the state satellite operator of Russia and takes the sixth place among the world satellite operators in terms of orbital slots and frequency resources. On 28 January 2008, RSCC successfully launched the new telecommunications satellite Express-AM33 that became the first spacecraft of the Program of renovating and developing the company’s satellite constellation till 2015. APSCC has questioned Yuri Izmailov, the company’s Director General, about the 40th anniversary of the one of the oldest world satellite operators, about the main outcomes of RSCC’ activity during the last 12 months as well as about the satellite constellation development.
RSCC enters the glogal sector. SatelliteFinance, Issue 91 May 12 2006
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RSCC is rapidly growing its international business. The global interest could be a driver for RSCC's aggressive launch plan, which includes lofting 15 satellites into orbit by 2015. RSCC plans to hang onto its Eutelsat shares as it believes selling them would only achieve a short-term result. RSCC duputy director general Igor Zabolotny said: "We take part in the Board of Directors and can discuss the issues of business development and cooperation. The dividend policy of Eutelsat suits us and we have no plan to sell shares in the near future."
Interview with Yuri Izmaylov, RSCC Acting Director General. APSCC newsletter, Summer 2005
04.07 : 2005more
RSCC, the Russian national satellite communications operator, has been completing the Program of renovating its satellite fleet aimed at manufacture and launch into geostationary orbit of five new generation Express-AM satellites. RSCC Acting Director General Yuri D. Izmailov tells about the Program execution outcomes and outlooks.
"RSCC Feels Effects of Transponder Rates, Insurance Costs", Space News, 04/25/2005
25.04 : 2005more
The Russian Satellite Communications Co. (RSCC) is facing pressure on its profit margins as transponder-lease prices in its vast Euro-Asian coverage area have dropped by nearly 12 percent in the past three years, the company's deputy director-general said.
"From Russia with Ismaylov", Satellite Finance, Issue 75 December 8, 2004
08.12 : 2004more
Satellite Finance's has been swapping emails with Yuri Ismaylov, acting director general Russian Satellite Communications Company.
The Evolution of Services at RSCC, APSCC Newsletter, Summer 2004
01.08 : 2004more
Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) is a national satellite communications operator with 36-years of experience. RSCC operates the largest orbital constellation in Russia, which comprises 14 GEO satellites. The satellites are positioned between 14 W and 145 E orbital slots. The satellite footprints cover the territory of Russia, CIS, Europe, Asia, North and South Americas, Africa. RSCC share of services is 83% in domestic satellite services market.
"RSCC To Sell Transponder Capacity in Asian Market", Spacenews
09.12 : 2002more
The Russian Satellite Communications Co. (RSCC) of Moscow is looking to lease express transponders on its growing fleet of Express spacecraft to customers in China and elsewhere in Asia, according to Alexander V. Fedotov, deputy director general of the state-run satellite operator.
"The number of satellite dishes increases", "Vedomosty" newspaper
23.04 : 2002more
Very Small Aperture Terminals ("VSAT") are perhaps the only solution to provide telephony to hard-to-reach territories of Russia (the North, the Far East regions and Siberia). Russian Satellite Communications Company ("RSCC") intends to become a major player on Russian VSAT market.
"Satellites listed on The London Satellite Exchange", "Vedomosty" newspaper
03.04 : 2002more
Russian Satellite Communications Company ("RSCC") intends to become the first Russian satellite communications operator to trade transceiving capacities of its spacecraft on "The London Satellite Exchange" ("E-sax"). RSCC will sign an agreement with E-sax. Until recently E-sax has apprehended to work with Russian satellites. E-sax considered the satellites to be accident-sensitive. According to RSCC the agreement will be signed with E-sax in the course of annual Conference of Operators, which will be held in the town of Dubna, Moscow vicinity, 17-18 April. The financial aspect of the transaction has not been disclosed.
"The Japanese shared the risks of equipment deliveries for Russian satellites", "Vedomosty" newspaper
26.12 : 2001more
"Sumitomo", financial industrial group (Japan), undertook to share financial risks under the project for renovation of Russian communications satellite constellation. This is how the Japanese promote their compatriots (NEC corporation) in the local market. "NEC" corporation will supply the equipment for new communications satellites. "NEC" will supply the hardware to the amount guaranteed by Sumitomo - $ 123 mln USD.
