Exhibit E, 2016Licen

SUPPLEMENT submitted by Kongsberg Satellite Services AS

KSAT AS Supplement - 2016 Canadian Licence Renewal

2016-10-05

This document pretains to SES-LIC-20160218-00154 for License on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESLIC2016021800154_1153591

Supplement, October 5, 2016 Exhibit E - 2016 Canadian License Renewal IBFS File No. SES-REG-20160218-00154 FCC Form 312 Kongsberg Satellite Services AS

+A Innovation, Sciences et Développement économique Canada Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada 235 Queen Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0HS SPECTRUM LICENCE APR 2 2 2016 | Our file: 3150—1 (673709 AT) Ms. Angela Kulig Spectrum and Regulatory Specialist Engineering exactEarth Ltd 50 Struck Court Cambridge, Ontario NIR 8L2 Dear Ms. Kulig: This letter constitutes a spectrum licence granting exactEarth Ltd. authority to use the following radio frequencies to operate its ADS—1B, ADS—02, ADS—03 and ADS—04 low earth orbit satellites for the provision of its mobile satellite services in Canada, in particular for the space—based reception of maritime Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals. Frequency Bands 161.975 MHz (Earth—to—space) — Receive AIS signals 162.025 MHz (Earth—to—space) — Receive AIS signals 161.950 MHz (Earth—to—space) — Receive AIS signals 162.000 MHz (Earth—to—space) — Receive AIS signals 156.775 MHz (Earth—to—space) — Receive AIS signals 156.825 MHz (Earth—to—space) — Receive AIS signals This is an annual licence subject to the conditions set out in the attachment. This licence expires on March 315, 2017. Sincerely, 5W Suzanne Lambert Director, Space Services Operations Attachment Canadd

Attachment: exactEarth Ltd (exactCarth) Conditions of Licence to Operate its ADS—1B, ADS—02, ADS—03 and ADS—04 Low Earth Orbit Satellites in the Provision of its Mobile Satellite Services 1. Eligibility exactEarth must conform with the eligibility criteria as set out in section 9 (1) of the Radiocommunication Regulations. 2. Licence Transferability This licence may not be transferred or assigned without the prior authorization of the Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED). For clarification and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, "transfer" includes any leasing, sub—leasing or other disposition of the rights and obligations of the licence. 3. Laws, Regulations and Other Obligations a) exactEarth is subject to and must comply with the ITU Radio Regulations, the Canadian Radiocommunication Act, Radiocommunication Regulations, and Canada‘s spectrum policies pertaining to its authorized radio frequency bands and satellite orbit. b) Should the operation of the satellite network cause unacceptable or harmful interference to the reception of any station entitled to protection, exactEarth must immediately take measures to eliminate the interference, including, if necessary, ceasing operations. 4. International Coordination a) It is the responsibility of exactEarth to participate, on an ongoing basis, in coordination activities with a view to protecting its network and fulfilling ITU obligations. To this end, exactEarth must undertake the following: participate, at its own expense, in the coordination of the satellite network with the satellite and terrestrial networks of other countries; provide the Department, in a manner acceptable to the ITU, with the satellite coordination, notification and administrative due diligence information required by the ITU; pay the applicable ITU cost recovery charges for satellite network filings; and ensure that the operation of the satellite complies with any arrangements and agreements undertaken by Canada with respect to the coordination of the satellite. b) exactEarth must maintain a valid ITU filing associated with the satellite system or network at all times. s«xl2

5. Domestic Coordination a) In order to avoid harmful interference, exactEarth will be required to coordinate its satellite system with other potentially affected Canadian satellite and terrestrial services, and the satellite system must be operated in a manner consistent with any arrangements made to facilitate domestic satellite coordination. b) In the event that coordination cannot be succes&fully completed between licensees, the Department may impose the implementation of mitigation techniques, taking into account all relevant factors including, without limitation, the order of domestic authorization. exactEarth must ensure that the operation ofits satellite system complies with all measures imposed by the Department. 6. Information Requirements At the Department‘s request, exactEarth must provide all necessary information to a licence applicant to facilitate the coexistence analysis for the Department‘s consideration, as part of that applicant‘s licence application. Such information must be provided within a reasonable time frame. 7. Annual Reports a) exactEarth must immediately inform the Department of any changes to its contact information or to information concerning satellite development, operations and/or control, including a change in control facilities. exactEarth is also required to report any suspension of service to the Department. b) exactEarth must submit an annual report for each year of operation, indicating continued compliance with these conditions. This report is due by March 31 of each year. c) exactEarth shall provide any information requested by the Department, within the timeframe established in the request. d) All reports are to be submitted to the Manager, Satellite Authorization Policy at ic.satelliteauthorization—autorisationsatellite.ic@canada.ca . 8. Licence Fees exactEarth must pay applicable annual authorization fees on or before March 31° of each year.


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