PARIS — Satellite radio broadcaster Sirius XM Holdings Inc. said it had received $140 million of the $225 million in expected proceeds from the total loss of its SXM-7 satellite, launched in December, but that its twin SXM-8, launched in June, was performing well and would enter commercial service by September.
The company said it could not estimate when the remaining $85 million in insurance proceeds would arrive, but that it would nonetheless start capital spending on an SXM-7 replacement, called SXM-9, this year.
