Hughes, Airtel reveal JV to offer satellite broadband in India

Hughes Communications India gives broadband networking technologies, services, and services, consisting of a complete range of managed network services to government offices, business across sectors like banking, aerial as well as naval mobility, education and learning, as well as telecom backhaul, among others.

Hughes Communications India (HCIPL), a majority-owned subsidiary of Hughes Network Systems, and telecom driver Bharti Airtel on Wednesday revealed a joint venture to provide satellite broadband solutions in India, the former stated in a declaration.

Accordingly, the arrangement, announced in May 2019, has received all legal approvals, consisting of the National Company Legislation Tribunal (NCLT) and Department of Telecom, the declaration stated.

Discussing the arrangement, Partho Banerjee, President, as well as Handling Director, HCIPL, claimed: “Combining the tested capacities of both Hughes as well as Airtel, the partnership will certainly bring harmonies to the leading edge – including multi-orbit solutions – for the benefit of consumers across the length and also breadth of India.”

Hughes Communications India supplies broadband networking innovations, remedies, and also solutions, including a complete range of handled network services to government offices, business across sectors like banking, aeronautical and marine flexibility, education, as well as telecom backhaul, among others.

Ajay Chitkara, Director and Chief Executive Officer, Airtel Company said: “We, at Airtel, are focused on sustaining and also increasing the digital change journeys of our customers with an incorporated options profile.”

“With the consolidated capacities of Airtel as well as Hughes, customers will certainly obtain access to next-generation satellite connection backed by tested business quality protection as well as service support,” he included.