The story
1991 - year of foundation of the company. It was mostly active in the sales and installation of satellite TV systems.
1994 – signing agreements for exclusive sale of equipment with Pace Micro Technology (UK, until 2015) and Humax (S. Korea) companies. Company became supplier of satellite, cable and terrestrial TV equipment, and, particularly, the only Russian supplier of large-diameter antennas.
1995–1997 – the company was contracted to set-up NTV-PLUS television company facilities. It became the general distributor of the equipment for viewing NTV-PLUS channels.
2001 – the company has created Scientific and Research Division.
2003 – first domestically developed receiver with own software
February, 2005 – first Russian award for company's GS FTA-7001S digital receiver: "Best domestic (Russia, CIS, Baltic countries) development in the field of distribution and subscription equipment for satellite and cable TV".
November, 2005 – GS TE-7010 receiver was awarded the best low-budget terrestrial receiver based on polls made by "Digital Fernsehen", Germany.
2005 – launch of new Russian satellite TV project called [[Tricolor TV|Tricolor TV]]
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2007 – invesetments into building a plant for manufacturing set-top boxes in Gusev town, Kaliningrad Region.
2008 – invesetments "Technopolis GS: scientific and technological development territory" was developed.
February, 2nd, 2010 – GS Group announced launching of the first 3D-broadcasting in Russia and Eastern Europe.
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