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- Anatel collected R$ 183.7 million in the bid for 4 orbital positions for geostationary satellites held on May 26th, 2015.

- Telesat got 2 orbital positions (R$ 84 million), and Star (R$ 44.1 million) and Hispamar (R$ 50.3 million) each.

- Anatel raised R$ 153.15 million with the bid held on 05/06/2014, for 3 satellite orbital positions, which were purchased by Hispamar for R$ 65 million (Ku Band) and SES, which won 2 positions for R$ 33 million (C, Ku and Ka bands) and R$ 26.8 million (Ku band).

On 11/10/2012, Star One, a subsidiary of Embratel, launched the Star One C3 satellite from Kourou, in French Guiana. The investment for the construction of C3 was US$ 260 million.

On August 30th 2011, the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) auctioned for four satellite exploration rights for R$ 254.4 million.

The company HNS Americas Comunicações Ltda offered R$ 145.2 million for the first exploration right.

The best offer for the second right was presented by Star One S.A. with a cost of R$ 37 million.

The third right also received a proposal from Star One S.A., in the amount of R$ 37 million.

The company HNS Americas Comunicações Ltda offered R$ 35.2 million for the fourth right.

Star One closed 2010 with a net revenue of R$ 486.2 million, an increase of 11% in relation to 2009.

Operating profit before financial result was R$ 29 million, equivalent to 60% of net revenue, representing an increase of 24% in relation to 2009, mainly due to the sale of new existing capacities in the company's new satellites.

Net profit in 2010 reached R$ 185.3 million.

Hispasat Group presented revenue of €150.8 million and profit of €70.6 million in 2009.

American countries, including Brazil, were responsible for 32.7% of the Group's revenue in 2009. This result was promoted by the launch of Amazonas 2.