Spanish satellite operator HispaSat has signed an agreement to take over the management and signal transport business of Media Networks Latin America, deepening its commercial presence across the region.

The Madrid-based company, which operates one of the largest satellite fleets serving Europe and the Americas, disclosed no financial terms for the deal. The agreement covers Media Networks Latin America's signal management and transport operations, a business that handles satellite capacity services for media and telecommunications clients.

The move extends HispaSat's long-standing involvement in Latin America, a market where the operator has traditionally distributed television channels and provided connectivity services through its orbital positions over the Atlantic. HispaSat did not specify which countries or how much capacity the acquired business covers.

HispaSat has attracted recent attention in Europe as well. The operator is supporting a rail connectivity trial in Poland, supplying satellite capacity for onboard communications on trains — an application that European operators are testing as they look for coverage alternatives on routes poorly served by terrestrial mobile networks.

The Latin American agreement signals that HispaSat intends to keep expanding on both sides of the Atlantic, targeting media distribution and signal transport as core revenue lines even as satellite operators face growing competition from low-earth-orbit constellations in the connectivity market.