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The SpainSat NG II satellite belongs to the Spanish company Hisdesat, which will also operate it.
SpainSat NG 2 was built for the Spanish Ministry of Defense and Spanish operator Hisdesat.
The SPAINSAT NG program is owned and managed by Hisdesat Servicios Estratégicos S.A. and is considered Spain's most ambitious space project to date.
Significant shareholders of Hisdesat include Hispasat, Isdefe, Airbus, Indra, and Sener.
SpainSat NG-II is operated by Hisdesat for the Spanish Armed Forces.
Hisdesat's Director General, Miguel Ángel García Primo, stated that SpainSat NG II passed all tests before being encapsulated in the fairing integrated into the Falcon 9 rocket.
Sener has participated in SpainSat NG II, the second satellite of Hisdesat's secure communications program, scheduled for launch on October 23 from Cape Canaveral, United States.
Hisdesat contracted Airbus in April 2019 to enhance the Spainsat fleet and build the Spainsat Next Generation satellites.
The anniversary celebration of the ESA included significant representation from the Spanish industrial sector, including companies such as Hispasat and Hisdesat.
Hisdesat is the Spanish government satellite operator specializing in providing secure communication services, Earth observation, and maritime tracking (AIS) to institutional clients.
The government communications satellite SpainSat NG II, developed by Hisdesat, will be launched on October 23 from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
Indra Group closed the acquisition of Hispasat and Hisdesat in early 2025, with the deal expected to finalize by the end of the year.
The XVII Seminar on Satellites, organized by Hisdesat, focuses on the role of satellites in defense and government applications.
El Consejo de Ministros aprobó un proyecto de Real Decreto para conceder un préstamo a Hisdesat para el desarrollo del programa de satélites de observación de la Tierra.
El Real Decreto establece que el préstamo a Hisdesat cubrirá los gastos e inversiones necesarias para el diseño, desarrollo, fabricación, integración, pruebas, lanzamiento y operación inicial del sistema espacial.
El operador Hisdesat construirá y lanzará al espacio el sistema satelital Paz 2, compuesto por dos satélites.
Hisdesat adjudicó a Airbus Defence and Space España el contrato para la fabricación de los dos nuevos satélites radar del programa Paz-2 en julio de 2023.
El préstamo a Hisdesat tiene un importe de 1.011,85 millones de euros y es plurianual, imputándose a los presupuestos del Ministerio de Industria y Turismo.
Hisdesat ha proporcionado capacidades de observación de la Tierra al Ministerio de Defensa mediante imágenes de radar a través del satélite Paz 1 desde su lanzamiento el 2 de febrero de 2018.
Since 2005, Hisdesat has been providing secure satellite communications services to government agencies in various countries.