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China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China SatNet), established in 2021, is a state-owned enterprise tasked with deploying a large low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation, often described as China's answer to Starlink. It oversees the design, deployment, and operation of the "Guowang" megaconstellation, aiming to provide global communication coverage and enhance internet connectivity. Recent reports indicate the company launched its first group of LEO satellites in December 2024 and aims to have around 13,000 satellites in orbit by 2035.
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Long March 6A Y15 launched SatNet LEO Group 15.
The GuoWang constellation is operated by China Satellite Network Group, a state-owned enterprise backed by the Chinese government.
Long March 8A Y5 launched SatNet LEO Group 14 on December 06 at 07:53 UTC.
The Guowang megaconstellation is one of the most strategic projects of China's space program, managed by the China Satellite Network Group.
Long March 12 Y3 launched SatNet LEO Group 13.
The GuoWang constellation is operated by China Satellite Network Group, a state-owned enterprise backed by the Chinese government.
China Satellite Network Group Co Ltd was created in 2021 to lead China's entry into the LEO domain.
China Mobile is collaborating with China Satellite Network Group to provide Beidou messaging services, which support over 490,000 users and connect 16 million terminals.
China Satellite Network Group Co Ltd launched its first batch of satellites in late 2024 and accelerated deployment, setting national records for high-density launches.
China Satellite Network Group achieved a world first by completing a broadband video call through a 5G non-terrestrial network standard using a technology test satellite.
In April 2024, China Satellite Network Group joined with China North Industries Group Corp Ltd and China Mobile to form China Time and Space Information Group.
Guowang is operated by the state-owned China Satnet and may ultimately launch up to 13,000 satellites.
The GuoWang constellation is operated by China Satellite Network Group, a state-owned enterprise fully backed by the Chinese government.
The Long March 8A Y4 launched the SatNet LEO Group 12 at 01:33 UTC on October 16 from Wenchang.
The GuoWang constellation is operated by China Satellite Network Group, a state-owned enterprise, wholly backed by the Chinese government.
Long March 6A Y16 launched SatNet LEO Group 11.
Thousand Sails/G60 and SatNet/Guowang were responsible for launching 55 out of the 111 satellites in early 2025.
All launches for SpaceSail and SatNet have been conducted using Long March rockets.
China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China Satnet) manages the Guowang constellation and was established in April 2021.
Under ITU regulations, China Satnet must launch half of the roughly 13,000 satellites by 2032.