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Space Business Review a Monthly Round-Up of Space Industry Developments for the Information of Our Clients and Friends Space Business Review A monthly round-up of space industry developments for the information of our clients and friends. September 2017 NORTHROP TO ACQUIRE ORBITAL ATK VIASAT PRICES UPSIZED $700M BOND On September 18, Northrop Grumman On September 7, ViaSat, Inc. announced that it Corporation (Northrop) announced that it upsized from $600m and priced an offering of CONTACTS: entered into an agreement to acquire Orbital $700m in aggregate principal amount of 5.625% ATK, Inc. (Orbital) for $9.2b, consisting of a senior notes due 2025. The company plans to use Dara A. Panahy 202-835-7521 $7.8b cash payment and assumption of $1.4b in the net proceeds from the offering primarily to [email protected] net debt. Orbital shareholders will receive all- fund a cash tender offer to purchase, or to cash consideration of $134.50 per share, redeem if not purchased, all of its outstanding Bijan Ganji representing a premium of more than 20% over 6.875% senior notes due 2020, totaling $575m, 202-835-7543 the Orbital share price of $110 as of September and then for general corporate purposes. [email protected] 15. The acquisition affords Northrop space SPACE ALLIANCE, SPACEFLIGHT TEAM UP capabilities that are considered complementary On September 15, the Space Alliance, consisting to its existing defense business. Upon closing of of Thales Alenia Space (Thales) and Telespazio the acquisition, expected in the first half of 2018, To learn about Milbank’s S.p.A., announced a partnership with Northrop plans to integrate Orbital as a fourth Space Business Practice, or Spaceflight Industries, Inc. (Spaceflight) for business sector alongside aerospace systems, view previous issues of the development of the BlackSky Global geospatial Space Business Review, mission systems and technology services. platform, a commercial constellation of 60 small please visit www.milbank.com. SEPTEMBER LAUNCH SERVICES ORDERS high-resolution Earth observation satellites. September 5 – Kacific Broadband Satellites The information contained SES UNVEILS NEW SYSTEM, PICKS BOEING herein is provided for Pte. Ltd. and SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation On September 11, SES S.A. announced that it informational purposes only announced that Space Exploration selected Boeing Satellite Systems, Inc. to and should not be construed Technologies Corp. will launch the companies’ manufacture seven satellites for O3b mPOWER, as legal advice on any subject condosat, Kacific-1/JCSAT-18, on a Falcon 9 a rapidly expandable and highly scalable new matter. Recipients of this launch vehicle in the second half of 2019. MEO system that will deliver fully managed publication should not take or September 12 – Inmarsat plc (Inmarsat) refrain from taking any action services in the dynamic mobility, fixed data and announced that it selected Mitsubishi Heavy based upon content included government markets following deployment over Industries, Ltd. to launch the Inmarsat-6 F1 herein. If you do not wish to two launches beginning in 2021. receive this newsletter, please satellite, the first in Inmarsat’s sixth-generation send an e-mail to fleet, on an H-IIA launch vehicle in 2020. SEPTEMBER LAUNCH SERVICES [email protected] September 12 – SES S.A. announced that it September 11 – ILS International Launch with the word “unsubscribe” in selected Arianespace S.A. to launch the SES-17 Services Inc. (ILS) successfully launched the the subject line. satellite on an Ariane 5 launch vehicle in 2021 Amazonas 5 satellite for HISPASAT Group on and to launch another four-satellite batch for the an ILS Proton launch vehicle. Manufactured by © 2017 - Milbank, Tweed, O3b system on a Soyuz launch vehicle in 2019. Space Systems Loral based on the SSL 1300 Hadley & McCloy LLP. September 12 – Virgin Orbit announced that it platform, Amazonas 5 will provide DTH and was selected by Cloud Constellation broadband Internet from 61°W. Corporation to launch the initial 12 satellites for September 28 – ILS successfully launched the SpaceBelt™, a constellation of space-based AsiaSat 9 satellite for Asia Satellite cloud storage data centers, using the Telecommunications Company Limited on an LauncherOne launch vehicle starting in 2019. ILS Proton. Built by Space Systems Loral based September 26 –Thailand-based start-up mu on the SSL 1300, AsiaSat 9 will replace AsiaSat 4 Space Corp announced that it selected Blue to provide DTH, video distribution, VSAT Origin, LLC to launch its first geostationary broadband and mobility services from 122°E. satellite on a New Glenn launch vehicle in the September 29 – Arianespace S.A. successfully early 2020s. mu Space Corp aims to provide launched the Intelsat 37e satellite for Intelsat broadband, mobile, broadcasting and smart city S.A. and the BSAT-4a satellite for Japan’s services to meet growing Asia-Pacific demand. Broadcasting Satellite System Corporation on September 26 – Rocket Lab USA, Inc. an Ariane 5 launch vehicle. Intelsat 37e was announced that it will launch two Dove Earth manufactured by Boeing Satellite Systems, Inc.; imaging satellites for Planet Labs, Inc. and two it is the latest satellite launched for Intelsat’s Lemur-2 weather mapping and maritime EPICNG HTS system. BSAT-4a was launched as tracking satellites for Spire Global, Inc. on the part of a turnkey contract with manufacturer second test flight of its Electron launch vehicle, Space Systems Loral; it will be used to support which is scheduled for early Q4 2017. HD and Ultra-HD TV in Japan. Milbank.com .
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