The MoU establishes a framework to discuss the provision of fixed and maritime VSAT connections for Mubadala Petroleums offshore operations in South East Asia to support multiple applications including welfare, CCTV, and IoT.
Yahsat has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mubadala Petroleum. The agreement will see the companies explore the provision of satellite services to support connectivity across Mubadala Petroleums operating assets in Southeast Asia.
The MoU was formalised at a signing ceremony at ADIPEC with Khalid Al Kaf, Chief Operations Officer of Yahsat and Mazin Al Lamki, Chief Operating Officer of Mubadala Petroleum.
The MoU sets out a roadmap to develop tailored services across Mubadala Petroleums diverse locations, designed specifically for the energy sector. The two companies will explore how Yahsats satellite-based technologies and extensive coverage across EMEA and Asia can support Mubadala Petroleums critical operations, including connectivity between Mubadala Petroleums site offices, associated data centres and HQ.
Commenting on the agreement, Ali Al Hashemi, Group CEO, Yahsat said: Yahsat has the unique capabilities and experience to support Mubadala Petroleums regional operations. This partnership serves to reinforce Yahsats position as a preferred partner for satellite communication technology and critical infrastructure to a number of industries, including the Oil & Gas sector. We look forward to leveraging this partnership to advance our growth and expansion into the wider Middle East region and Asia.
Mansoor Mohamed Al Hamed, Chief Executive Officer, Mubadala Petroleum, added: Digital platforms are critical to the success of our business and we have invested heavily in building a digital transformation strategy that supports our business goals. We are pleased to enter this partnership with a homegrown leader in satellite communications and explore how this collaboration can deliver enhanced services that support our operational excellence.
