EchoStar (ECHO)

Communication Services

Business overview

EchoStar sells television, wireless and satellite broadband services through its subsidiaries. Its brands include DISH TV, Sling and Boost Mobile, serving households and businesses.

Suppliers, customers & competitors

Key suppliers

AT&T provides network services used by EchoStar’s wireless business.
T-Mobile provides network services used by EchoStar’s mobile virtual network operations. TMUS

Customers and buyers

Households subscribe to DISH satellite television or Sling streaming packages, buying directly or through retail and marketing channels.
Boost Mobile and Gen Mobile subscribers buy wireless service and devices, online or through Boost stores, other retailers and national chains including Target, Best Buy and Walmart.
Consumers buy satellite internet; enterprises and government customers buy managed networks, communications equipment, satellite services and ground systems.

Competitors by business area

Business area	Main competitors
Wireless service	Verizon competes with Boost Mobile in wireless talk, text and data, including through prepaid brands such as Visible and Total Wireless. AT&T competes in nationwide wireless services and through Cricket, while also providing network services used by EchoStar’s wireless business.
Satellite internet and in-flight connectivity	SpaceX’s Starlink competes in consumer satellite broadband and in-flight connectivity, overlapping EchoStar’s broadband and satellite service markets.
Satellite broadband and technology	Viasat competes in consumer satellite internet, in-flight connectivity and satellite technology platforms.
Television subscriptions	DISH and Sling compete with pay-TV operators, broadband providers and online video services, including bundled television, internet and wireless offers.

Reviewed 16 October 2026. Sources: EchoStar CORP 10-K, year ended 2025-12-31 (2026-03-02)

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