UNIVITY, SAS

Based in France, UNIVITY, SAS provides innovative space-based infrastructure, focusing on high-speed, low-latency connectivity solutions for telecom operators across various sectors. UNIVITY, SAS was founded in 2022 in Paris, France, by Charles Delfieux, Founder and CEO of UNIVITY and specializes in advanced satellite technology. The company's core product is its advanced satellite technology, which caters to diverse markets including residential, enterprise, automotive, railways, maritime, and aviation. This technology addresses the evolving connectivity needs of these sectors by providing high-performance, affordable, and sustainable space-based broadband solutions.

Univity's offerings enable telecom operators to deliver enhanced services that foster digital inclusion and economic growth. The company focuses on expanding its reach in global markets, emphasizing regions with underserved connectivity needs, thereby unlocking opportunities for digital transformation. The revenue generation model for Univity is structured around partnerships and B2B transactions, targeting telecom operators as primary clients. This model involves subscription-based services, where telecom companies pay for access to Univity's satellite infrastructure to provide broadband services to their end users.

Additionally, Univity may offer tailored pricing plans based on service levels and bandwidth requirements, enabling flexibility for clients in various sectors. Given the company's focus on high-performance connectivity solutions, significant revenue is expected to stem from long-term contracts with telecom operators, allowing them to enhance their service offerings while benefiting from reliable and scalable infrastructure. In April 2026, UNIVITY, SAS raised EUR 27 million in series A funding from new investors Blast. Club, Expansion Ventures, Bpifrance Investissement, with participation from other unspecified investors.

to expand its space-based 5G satellite network and expedite the deployment of its constellation. The company plans to introduce new products in the connectivity sector and aims to enter additional markets, particularly targeting regions with a high demand for improved connectivity solutions over the next few years.