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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Paris: A French and British firm joined forces in the fast-growing satellite broadband<\/a> market on Tuesday.

French operator Eutelsat<\/a> said it had signed a merger with British group OneWeb<\/a> to seal its plan to create a new \"champion\" in the market.

The pair first announced plans to merge in July when they signed a memorandum of understanding to unite and become \"a leading global player in connectivity\".

Eutelsat said that it had signed the final agreement with the main shareholders of OneWeb on Monday, which include the British government, SoftBank<\/a> and Korean conglomerate Hanwa<\/a>.

The deal still needs regulatory approval, and Eutelsat said it now expects completion of the merger by the second or third quarter of 2023.

Satellite broadband promises to bring coverage to the most remote areas of the planet by doing away with the need for antennas and other infrastructure. The market is projected to grow to $16 billion by 2030, according to Eutelsat.

Starlink<\/a> heads the sector with more than 2,000 tiny satellites orbiting just a few hundred kilometres above the Earth.

OneWeb and Eutelsat have said their combined operations would create \"a game-changer in the industry\", with Eutelsat combining its 36-strong fleet of geostationary Earth orbit satellites with OneWeb's constellation of 648 low Earth orbit satellites.

Eutelsat already provides some internet services through a deal with telecoms firm Orange, but its network of 35 larger satellites orbit thousands of kilometres from Earth and are more commonly used for TV and other communications.

Eutelsat said the tie-up with OneWeb, if it goes through, would be the first of its kind allying lower and higher orbiting satellites.

The new joint venture would be headquartered in France and listed in Paris, but would also seek a listing on the London stock exchange.



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欧洲通信卫星公司,OneWeb签署合并协议

两人第一次宣布了合并计划7月当他们签署了一份谅解备忘录,团结起来,成为“全球领先的球员在连接”。

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巴黎:法国和英国公司联手在快速增长卫星宽带周二市场。

法国运营商欧洲通信卫星公司表示,它已经签署了一项与英国集团合并OneWeb密封的计划创建一个新市场的“冠军”。

两人第一次宣布了合并计划7月当他们签署了一份谅解备忘录,团结起来,成为“全球领先的球员在连接”。

欧洲通信卫星公司表示,已签署最终协议的主要股东OneWeb周一,其中包括英国政府软银和韩国企业集团韩瓦。

这笔交易仍需获得监管部门的批准,欧洲通信卫星公司表示,目前预计完成合并的第二或第三季度的2023年。

卫星宽带承诺将覆盖地球最偏远地区做了天线和其他基础设施的必要性。市场预计将增长到160亿美元,到2030年,根据欧洲通信卫星公司。

我们部门负责人有超过2000小卫星绕地球只有几百公里以上。

OneWeb和欧洲通信卫星公司表示他们的联合作战将创建“行业的游戏规则的改变者”,与欧洲通信卫星公司结合与OneWeb 36-strong舰队地球静止轨道卫星组成的星座的648低地球轨道卫星。

欧洲通信卫星公司已经提供了一些互联网服务通过与电信公司橙色,但其网络35大卫星的轨道距离地球数千公里,更常用的电视和其他通信。

欧洲通信卫星公司结盟OneWeb说,如果获得通过,将是第一个的联盟低和高轨道卫星。

新的合资企业将总部设在法国,在巴黎上市,但也寻求在伦敦股票交易所上市。



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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Paris: A French and British firm joined forces in the fast-growing satellite broadband<\/a> market on Tuesday.

French operator Eutelsat<\/a> said it had signed a merger with British group OneWeb<\/a> to seal its plan to create a new \"champion\" in the market.

The pair first announced plans to merge in July when they signed a memorandum of understanding to unite and become \"a leading global player in connectivity\".

Eutelsat said that it had signed the final agreement with the main shareholders of OneWeb on Monday, which include the British government, SoftBank<\/a> and Korean conglomerate Hanwa<\/a>.

The deal still needs regulatory approval, and Eutelsat said it now expects completion of the merger by the second or third quarter of 2023.

Satellite broadband promises to bring coverage to the most remote areas of the planet by doing away with the need for antennas and other infrastructure. The market is projected to grow to $16 billion by 2030, according to Eutelsat.

Starlink<\/a> heads the sector with more than 2,000 tiny satellites orbiting just a few hundred kilometres above the Earth.

OneWeb and Eutelsat have said their combined operations would create \"a game-changer in the industry\", with Eutelsat combining its 36-strong fleet of geostationary Earth orbit satellites with OneWeb's constellation of 648 low Earth orbit satellites.

Eutelsat already provides some internet services through a deal with telecoms firm Orange, but its network of 35 larger satellites orbit thousands of kilometres from Earth and are more commonly used for TV and other communications.

Eutelsat said the tie-up with OneWeb, if it goes through, would be the first of its kind allying lower and higher orbiting satellites.

The new joint venture would be headquartered in France and listed in Paris, but would also seek a listing on the London stock exchange.



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