Satellite broadband and airtime reseller Satellite Solutions Worldwide (SAT:AIM) is closing on its first full year of profit, and what we believe will be a substantial share price re-rating.The Bicester-based company's financial year ends on 30 November and forecasts in the market call for £19.8m revenue and earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of £1.1m, signalli

In a timely article in the Financial Times last week (22 September), Nic Fildes spelled out how overcapacity in the satellite industry is driving down prices, and profits across this global niche.This is not particularly new news to industry observers, such dynamics have been at play for months - it's why Inmarsat (ISAT) has lost almost 40% of its market value during 2016.Which begs the inevitable