It is worth remembering that one of the purposes of the letter of intent is to create a new company called Newco, whose purpose is to commercialize the capacity of the future Arsat 3. Hughes would have 51% the shares of the future company and the rest would be in hands of Arsat which, in addition, could be opened to other shareholders. The text of the agreement mentions that, through Newco, they will start a satellite broadband business when Arsat 3 is in operation (planned for 2020 or a year later). Specifies that the device will be manufactured by Invap at a cost of US$ 230 million; the text seems to be aimed at committing itself to Thales Alenia Space as the supplier of the payload, as was done with Arsat 1 and 2 satellites.