Press Release

Sea Launch to Relocate Headquarters from Bern to Nyon

By SpaceRef Editor
April 1, 2014
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Sea Launch, a provider of launch services for the satellite operator industry, today announced that it is relocating its corporate headquarters from Berne to Nyon, canton of Vaud, Switzerland.

The new address is Chemin d’Eysins 47, CH-1260 Nyon, Switzerland. Sea Launch will continue to use the present telephone and facsimile numbers and e-mail addresses.

“This move allows Sea Launch to take advantage of Nyon’s strong talent pool, its excellent transport facilities, both by air and rail and is in close proximity to our EMEA customer base”, said Sergey Gugkaev, Chief Executive Officer and member, Board of Directors of Sea Launch. “Our new location will allow us to continue to improve our ability to serve our customers at the highest levels.”

About Sea Launch SA

Sea Launch SA provides launch solutions to the industry’s satellite operator community based on the Zenit launch system. These services include the provision of all-inclusive launch services incorporating schedule assurance, financing, risk management; insurance and creative contracting solutions to meet the changing demands of the commercial launch market. Sea Launch owns or manages through affiliate agreements the primary technology, patent and other intellectual property and tangible assets required to perform its launch services business. These include the highly specialized vessels Odyssey Launch Platform and the Sea Launch Commander each located in the Home Port facility in Long Beach, California, as well as the unique know-how associated with launching satellites from an ocean-based launch platform located directly on the equator. The Sea Launch system offers the most direct and cost-effective route to geostationary orbit for commercial communications satellites, providing diversity of supply, affordability and flexibility for the industry’s satellite operators. For more information, please visit the Sea Launch website at www.sea-launch.com

SpaceRef staff editor.