Satellite fleet operator SES is approaching something of an inflection point as CEO Ferdinand Kayser, someone who became infamous in Faultline for his public denials of a correlation between surging OTT video viewership and tumbling satellite TV subscribers, intends to leave the company at the end of this year. No doubt Kayser will be given a hero’s send off, although his record is hardly anything to shout about. In four years, video has gone from accounting for 67.3% of the company’s total revenues (€1.4 billion in 2016), to 61% of annual takings (€1.2 billion in 2019). This shrinkage is set to accelerate this year as first quarter 2020 revenues for SES Video were down 7%, accounting for 58.9% of total…