Globalstar, Inc. reported a 4% increase in total revenue for Q4 2020, driven by a rise in service revenue, particularly from engineering services. The company continues to focus on terrestrial spectrum commercialization and IoT growth, marked by key partnerships and product developments. Despite challenges in the oil and gas sector impacting Commercial IoT, Globalstar is optimistic about future growth, especially with advancements in 5G technology and private network opportunities.
Total revenue increased by 4% compared to Q4 2019, driven by higher service revenue.
Engineering services revenue increased significantly due to a network feasibility study.
Gross activations for Duplex and SPOT services were up, indicating positive subscriber trends.
The company is focusing on commercializing its terrestrial spectrum, highlighted by Qualcomm's support for Band n53 and planned Band 53 deployment at the Port of Seattle.
Globalstar anticipates a defining year in 2021, transforming speculative opportunities into meaningful revenue through aggressive commercialization of Band 53 and regulatory efforts.
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