ImageSat International (ISI) has announced the acquisition of a significant contract valued at $9.1 million to supply satellite services from its high-resolution EROS-C constellation to an undisclosed defense customer in Asia.
This robust agreement provides the customer with prioritized access to the EROS-C satellites, which are renowned for their advanced capabilities, including the ability to deliver high-resolution imagery at 30 centimeters (12 inches) and maintain rapid revisit rates alongside swift tasking cycles. Such features empower defense organizations to closely monitor critical geographic areas in near real-time, facilitating enhanced operational planning and intelligence-driven decision-making.
The secure delivery and constant monitoring offered by the EROS-C constellation position it as an essential asset for both tactical and strategic military missions. ISI’s CEO, Noam Segal, emphasized the importance of this contract, highlighting it as a testament to the company’s standing as a reliable partner in the realm of advanced space-based intelligence.
“Providing priority access to the EROS-C constellation ensures our customers receive timely, high-quality imagery essential for informed decision-making,” Segal stated, underscoring the constellation’s pivotal role in boosting operational preparedness and supporting national security initiatives.
In recent years, ISI has successfully broadened its customer base across various regions, showcasing its capacity to meet the needs of defense and intelligence sectors. The EROS constellation, capable of delivering sub-meter resolution imagery coupled with quick revisit times, has attracted a growing array of strategic clients who seek actionable data for various applications such as operational planning, surveillance, and infrastructure monitoring.
Earlier in 2024, ISI secured a substantial multi-year contract worth $37.5 million with another undisclosed strategic customer to deliver satellite services using its EROS C2 and C3 satellites, including ground station and maintenance support. Then, in May 2025, the company revealed another significant agreement, valued at $42 million over two years, again harnessing its EROS constellation imagery and associated services for enhanced operational capabilities.
