Dish Network Corp.
EOT.DE
Deutsche Börse18.61
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EOT.DE
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- DISH Network LLC (EOT.DE), a wholly owned subsidiary of EchoStar Corporation, provides satellite television, IPTV, and wireless services primarily to residential and commercial customers in the United States. The company offers pay-TV services under the DISH TV brand, including direct broadcast satellite subscriptions with high-definition channels, interactive television applications, digital video recording via Hopper DVR systems capable of recording up to 16 shows simultaneously with 2000 hours of storage, On Demand content library exceeding 60,000 movies and shows, Sling TV over-the-top streaming service; wireless services through Boost Mobile and Ting Mobile brands featuring unlimited data plans on a nationwide 5G standalone cloud-native network covering more than 70% of the U.S. population; and additional offerings such as DishNET satellite broadband, OnTech Smart Services for smart home devices and installation. Headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, with additional offices in Denver, Littleton, Colorado, and Phoenix, Arizona, DISH Network traces its origins to 1980 when it was founded as EchoStar Communications. In recent developments, EchoStar completed its all-stock merger with DISH Network on December 31, 2023, combining satellite technology, streaming, and 5G assets to enhance wireless connectivity capabilities; in July 2024, Boost Mobile relaunched with an updated brand identity, merging Boost Infinite into its lineup amid subscriber challenges; and in September 2024, EchoStar agreed to sell DISH's video business including Sling TV to DirecTV for $1 plus assumption of $9.75 billion in net debt, a deal expected to close in Q4 2025 pending bondholder approval though facing opposition.