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China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China SatNet)

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China Satellite Network Group operates the GuoWang (国网) constellation and is a state-owned enterprise wholly backed by the Chinese government.

Mentioned as: China Satellite Network GroupTechnical ProductMar 12, 2026GuoWang Mission Ends China's Month-Long Launch Hiatus [Long March 8A Y8]

China Satellite Network Group operates the GuoWang (国网) connectivity mega-constellation.

Mentioned as: China Satellite Network GroupTechnical ProductMar 10, 2026How Large Are GuoWang's Mega-Constellation Satellites?

China Satellite Network Group plans to deploy 310 GuoWang satellites in 2026.

Mentioned as: china satellite network groupTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026Second Commercially Made GuoWang Group Reaches Orbit [Long March 12 Y5]

SatNet is using a mixed group of satellite manufacturers for its constellations.

Mentioned as: satnetTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026SatNet is using a mixed pot of satellite manufacturers, and this time private company Galaxy Space - having their own constellation plans - again provides a full batch of LEO comsats. It's also all-hands-on-deck for all Chinese satellite manufacturers for these constellations!

China Satellite Network Group projects up to 13,000 GuoWang satellites could be in operational orbit in the 2030s.

Mentioned as: china satellite network groupTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026Second Commercially Made GuoWang Group Reaches Orbit [Long March 12 Y5]

China Satellite Network Group plans to provide worldwide internet services while prioritizing China-focused services for now.

Mentioned as: china satellite network groupTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026Second Commercially Made GuoWang Group Reaches Orbit [Long March 12 Y5]

China Satellite Network Group plans to deploy 3,600 GuoWang satellites per year beginning in 2028.

Mentioned as: china satellite network groupTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026Second Commercially Made GuoWang Group Reaches Orbit [Long March 12 Y5]

Galaxy Space is providing a full batch of LEO communication satellites for SatNet.

Mentioned as: satnetTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026SatNet is using a mixed pot of satellite manufacturers, and this time private company Galaxy Space - having their own constellation plans - again provides a full batch of LEO comsats. It's also all-hands-on-deck for all Chinese satellite manufacturers for these constellations!

China Satellite Network Group plans to deploy 900 GuoWang satellites in 2027.

Mentioned as: china satellite network groupTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026Second Commercially Made GuoWang Group Reaches Orbit [Long March 12 Y5]

Long March 12 Y5 launched SatNet LEO Group 19 from Hainan at 07:48 UTC on January 19, 2026.

Mentioned as: satnetTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026🚀 Liftoff at 07:48UTC January 19, Long March 12 Y5 launched SatNet LEO Group 19 from Hainan.

A SatNet low Earth orbit communications satellite launch is expected to happen from Wenchang.

Mentioned as: satnetTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026I said it's a busy Chinese spaceflight day because the next Chinese rocket to fly to orbit will try to sweep away the bad luck this weekend in 2 hours from now. Photos by @Skyfeather16 & @Space_Alioth :

The LM-12 successfully deployed 9 SatNet LEO communication satellites as SatNet LEO Group 19.

Mentioned as: satnetTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026It's back to usual as the LM-12 successfully deployed yet another batch of 9(?) SatNet LEO communication satellites (as SatNet LEO Group 19) after its 07:48 UTC liftoff. Success counter counting up from 1 again...

The Long March 12 Y4 launched the SatNet LEO Group 16.

Mentioned as: satnetTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026🚀 Liftoff of a Long March 12 from Hainan confirmed

China Satellite Network Group, a state-owned enterprise wholly backed by the Chinese government, operates the GuoWang constellation.

Mentioned as: china satellite network groupTechnical ProductJan 19, 2026Second Commercially Made GuoWang Group Reaches Orbit [Long March 12 Y5]

Another SatNet LEO communications satellite launch is expected to occur from Wenchang.

Mentioned as: satnetTechnical ProductJan 18, 2026The Chinese has suffered the 1st double-launch-failure-in-a-day of orgs. in a single nation since 2005, but "the show must go on"! Yet another SatNet LEO comsats launch (probably) will happen from Wenchang as the 5th Long March 12 is slated for launch on January 19 @ ~07:48 UTC.

The GuoWang constellation is operated by China Satellite Network Group, a state-owned enterprise backed by the Chinese government.

Mentioned as: China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China SatNet)Narrative GeneralJan 13, 2026Wenchang Launch Begins GuoWang Deployments in 2026 [Long March 8A Y7]

Additional satellite filings come from state-backed and commercial actors, including China Satellite Network Group and Shanghai Yuanxin Satellite Technology.

Mentioned as: China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China SatNet)Narrative GeneralJan 13, 2026China outlines mega constellations in ITU satellite filings

Long March 8A Y6 launched SatNet LEO Group 17 at 23:26 UTC on December 25, 2025 from Hainan commercial launch pad #1.

Mentioned as: China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China SatNet)Org RelationshipJan 13, 2026🚀 Liftoff at 15:25UTC on January 13, Long March 8A launched SatNet LEO Group 18 from Hainan

China Satellite Network Group plans to provide worldwide internet services, with a focus on China for the time being.

Mentioned as: China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China SatNet)Narrative PlanJan 13, 2026Wenchang Launch Begins GuoWang Deployments in 2026 [Long March 8A Y7]

The LM-8A is expected to launch Low Earth Orbit communications satellites known as SatNet.

Mentioned as: China Satellite Network Group Co., Ltd. (China SatNet)Narrative GeneralJan 13, 2026But back to the LM-8A about to launch...it's about T-10 minutes and the rocket is definitely ready. You can watch it here...
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