PSN Consortium signed a Public Private Partnership (PPP) agreement with the Government of Indonesia represented by Ministry of Communication and InformationTechnology (MCIT) for the Multifunctional Satellite (MFS) called SATRIA. The SATRIA satellite is a 150 Gigabytes per second (Gbps) Very High Throughput Satellite (VHTS) to cover the whole Archipelago of Indonesia, providing high speed internet to serve 98 thousand schools, 40 thousand district and subdistrict administration offices, community health centers and other local government offices. The SATRIA satellite is planned to be launched at the end of 2022 or early 2023. The 15 years PPP contract is valued about Rp 21,7 trillion (equivalent to USD 1,47 billion) to provide a satellite, launch vehicle, 11 gateways, a start-up hub as well as 15 years operational cost. PSN Consortium consist of Pasifik Satelit Nusantara (PSN), PT Pintar Nusantara Sejahtera (financial holding company of PSN), PT Dian Semesta Sentosa, and PT Nusantara Satelit Sejahtera will provide the full SATRIA network. "The PSN consortium is privileged to provide such key infrastructure for the development of Indonesia and we hope this network will make internet accessible to all Indonesian wherever they are in the Archipelago," Adi Rahman Adiwoso, CEO of PSN said. Meanwhile for the interim solution, PSN through the recently launched Nusantara Satu satellite will provide the largest portion of the requirement satellite capacity to BAKTI (Agency for Accessibility for Telecommunication and Information Technology). This interim solution together with other current users will provide a substantial load to the Nusantara Satu satellite. PSN and its partners is planning to launch Nusantara Dua satellite in early 2020 to anticipate the ever rising demand of satellite capacity in Indonesia. PSN and its partners with Nusantara Satu, Nusantara Dua and SATRIA satellite will become one of the largest regional player in Asia-Pacific region.