Is SES (ENXTPA:SESG) Undervalued As It Builds A New Luxembourg Satellite Facility?

Simply Wall St · 2d ago

SES (ENXTPA:SESG) has broken ground on a 16,000m² satellite manufacturing facility in Kockelscheuer, Luxembourg, signaling a new step in vertical integration, next generation networks and the group’s approach to capital allocation.

The new facility and recent board and dividend announcements arrive after a mixed run for SES, with the share price falling about 44% over the last 90 days and the 1-year total shareholder return declining around 27%. This points to fading momentum despite the latest 1-day share price gain of almost 3% and management’s ongoing focus on capital projects and cash returns.

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The sharp slide in SES against fresh investment in meoSphere and Kockelscheuer raises a simple issue. Are you seeing a business under pressure or a valuation that has swung too far on sentiment?

Most Popular Narrative: 46.5% Undervalued

Against SES’s last close at €4.41, the most followed narrative points to a fair value of about €8.25, which implies a wide gap that hinges on how its capital spend and connectivity contracts translate into future cash generation.

The long-term shift toward software defined multi orbit constellations requires heavy upfront investment. Projects like O3b mPOWER and meoSphere, together with IRIS2 commitments, are front loading 2026 CapEx to around €700 million. This can constrain free cash flow and slow any improvement in earnings and leverage.

See why 5 investors see SES as 46% undervalued.

Result: Fair Value of €8.25 (UNDERVALUED)

Still, the SES story could shift quickly if OpEx synergies improve leverage faster than expected and long dated Media and Government contracts keep cash flows more resilient than feared.

Find out about the key risks to this SES narrative.

Next Steps

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