Ukrainian firm Stetman advances satellite plans after founder death

Stetman, a Ukrainian company, is moving forward with preparations for a large satellite constellation intended as a rival to Starlink. The effort continues with global partners despite the founder’s sudden death.

The company is preparing the massive satellite network as outlined in recent developments.

Stetman aims to build a constellation with support from international collaborators.

The project proceeds following the unexpected passing of its founder.

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