Kinéis, operator of the first global constellation dedicated to the IoT, announces the official start of his services today.

After the company has created a major challenge and created and started 25 nanosatellites in less than a year, the company is now entering the commercialization phase. Just two months after the fifth and last start, Kinéis concluded a strategic partnership with the WMG Limited in Asia. His goals remain clear: Reach profitability by 20 million € by 2026 by 2026.

Kinéis, ready to collect critical data – everywhere, at any time

With the official opening of its services, Kinéis delivers reliable and safe, low data, all over Earth. During the summer, the performance will continue to work up to offer the best of the Kinéis constellation.

Since 2018, his teams have been developing breakthrough technology to help decision-makers make well-founded decisions and effectively expand their business activities in the most distant areas.

Thanks to its satellite blindness solution, Kinéis enables tracking, monitoring and alarm – to optimize resource management, to reduce maintenance costs, to improve productivity and to expect risks.

Applications are numerous: natural disaster prevention (fires, floods, droughts, pollution), monitoring of infrastructures and energy network, transport and logistics tracking or supervision of maritime activity.

“Since the first day, Kinéis has been driven by the energy and commitment of a passionate team and the trustworthy partner. Today, our ambition is in reality. We are proud to officially start our services and make them accessible to both companies and public institutions. Our next goal is clear: to use our technology in relation to real challenges.Says Laurence Delpy, CEO Kinéis

A new strategic partnership for expansion in Asia

At the same time, Kinéis signed an exclusive contract with WMG Limited, which is led by Sébastien Laurent to distribute Kinéis’ connectivity in Southeast Asia.

In Asia, WMG Limited. Makes transactions between Asian companies and international investors make it easier to enable the organic and inorganic growth of its strong local presence and the network to give Kinéis a solid springboard to tackle this top -class market.

“We firmly believe in the potential of the business proposal of Kinéis. In Asia, we see great opportunities to enable IoT users who use a satellite with a low orbits, sometimes in combination with the exclusion of mobile cover for instance, cross-stream logistics, natural resource monitoring or maritime persecution. Kinéis’ expansion in Asia, and we want to present them in telecommunications operators and corporate customers in every country. Sébastien says Laurent, CEO from WMG Limited.