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Indra Group and Hisdesat are preparing an industry bid process for a replacement satellite.
Hisdesat decided to proceed with the new satellite after analyzing reports from the main contractor.
The satellites in the Satcom-SpainSat NG Program have been manufactured by Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Alenia Space through their French and Spanish subsidiaries under a contract signed by Hisdesat.
Hisdesat remains committed to the strategic objectives of the SpainSat NG program and the provision of the planned services.
Hisdesat has implemented a contingency plan to ensure that the Ministry of Defense and other clients are not affected by the incident.
The SpainSat NG II satellite is owned by Hisdesat and was launched on October 23 from Cape Canaveral.
Indra Group, as the majority partner of Hisdesat, reports that the SpainSat NG II satellite has suffered the impact of a space particle during its journey to its final orbital position.
The satellites in the Satcom-SpainSat NG Program have been manufactured by Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Alenia Space through their French and Spanish subsidiaries under a contract signed by Hisdesat.
Indra Group is the majority partner of Spanish operator Hisdesat.
The Spainsat NG program, managed by Hisdesat, represents a critical infrastructure investment valued at over €2 billion.
Indra Group owns 89.68% of Hispasat, which holds a 43% stake in Hisdesat.
In 2019, Hisdesat selected a consortium led by Airbus and Thales Alenia Space to build two satellites for Spain’s SPAINSAT NG programme.
Hisdesat has implemented a contingency plan to ensure continuity of services for Spain's Ministry of Defence.
Indra Group has a 7% direct stake in Hisdesat.
Hisdesat has implemented a contingency plan to ensure that the Ministry of Defense and its other clients are not affected.
Hisdesat is committed to the strategic objectives of the SpainSat NG program and to providing the expected services.
Hisdesat's technical team is analyzing available data to determine the extent of the damages to SpainSat NG II.
SpainSat NG II is a Spanish satellite owned by Hisdesat and was launched on October 23 from Cape Canaveral.
Ana María Molina served as corporate general director of Hispasat prior to becoming CEO of Hisdesat.
Miguel Ángel García Primo, director general of Hisdesat, and Lieutenant General Enrique Campo Loarte, director general of INTA, signed the two contracts for Paz-1 ground segment continuity on 19 December.