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The Zoleo Global Satellite Communicator will soon be available from Autobarn stores across the country.

Telecommunications company Beam has partnered with Australia Post Group to sell Zoleo, a satellite device, across Australia Posts’ 4,300 outlets with half of them located in rural and remote regions and communities.

ASX-listed mobile satellite technology firm Beam Communications has signed a retail partnership with outdoor adventure superstore Anaconda Group to sell its ZOLEO satellite messaging solution and accessories.

ASX-listed Beam Communications has reached an agreement with online retailer Kogan to sell its global messaging device ZOLEO to Australian consumers through the Kogan Marketplace.

ASX-listed mobile satellite technology firm Beam Communications has kept its net profit for 2019-20 steady despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with the company reporting $341,000 for the financial year, against $339,000 in 2018-19.

Australian satellite communication equipment manufacturer Beam Communications' latest reseller is Australian mobile carrier Pivotel Satellite.

Australian ASX-listed mobile satellite technology firm Beam Communications has signed deal with Indian satellite solutions company Station Satcom to resell Beam-branded Inmarsat equipment in the country.

ASX-listed Beam Communications says it has received a new order for 5000 of its portable voice and data satellite devices, known as Iridium GO! units, from mobile satellite services firm Iridium Communications.

Telstra has begun selling the Iridium Go!, a pocket-sized device that allows conventional smartphones to connect to the Iridium satellite network.

Australian satellite communications equipment provider Beam Communications has been appointed an official service provider for the US-based global satellite voice and data communications company Iridium.

Listed Australian satellite communications company World Reach has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Beam Communications has entered into a strategic product development initiative with global satellite carrier Iridium Communications.

Inmarsat will formally launch its first handheld satellite phone, the IsatPhone Pro, at CommunicAsia next week after what, by its own admission has been "years of development and months of hype," - and Australian company World Reach stands to make $ millions from the product.