SATS will be convening its 53rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Grand Ballroom, Level 4, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore, 392 Havelock Road, Singapore 169663 on Friday, 17 July 2026 at 10.00 a.m. The meeting will be held in a wholly physical format. There will be no option for shareholders to participate virtually.
Dear Shareholders,
SATS delivered record revenue in FY2026 despite a year that tested global aviation in ways few had anticipated. Tariff escalations disrupted established trade flows. Conflict in the Middle East added to macroeconomic uncertainties. Through it all, our business kept growing.
The resilience of our network, strength of customer relationships, and disciplined execution across business lines made all the difference. SATS operates the world's leading global air cargo platform. We are present in 14 of the top 30 air cargo stations worldwide and operate a network spanning more than 225 locations in 27 countries. Our diversified network operates around the world, around the clock. When tariff shifts pushed cargo away from US trade lanes, our stations in the Asia Pacific and Europe absorbed the difference. When the Middle East conflict disrupted Gulf-linked air corridors, carriers pivoted to alternative routes through Asia Pacific and European hubs where we are present. Our proven ability to execute at scale for customers, amid volatile conditions, represents a durable competitive advantage that strengthens our long-term earnings profile.
Irving Tan
ChairmanKerry Mok
President & Chief Executive OfficerYear-on-year Growth
"At SATS, sustainability remains central to our approach in pursuing growth, managing risk and enhancing resilience throughout our global operations. We are progressing towards fulfilling our 2030 decarbonisation commitments by reducing our carbon footprint as we continue to expand our network. Simultaneously, we continue to invest in our workforce, maintain safety as a priority and uphold the highest standards of trust."
KERRY MOK
President & Chief Executive Officer
We address climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and waste through energy transition initiatives, a lower-carbon fleet, low-impact refrigerants and responsible resource management across our operations
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We protect and develop our workforce by strengthening safety, inclusion and skills to support a future-ready organisation.
We operate as a trusted partner by delivering safe, high-quality services, protecting data and complying consistently with laws, regulations and ethical standards in every market.
We strengthen enterprise resilience by enhancing operational continuity, cyber-resilience, supply chain robustness and climate adaptation capabilities.
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