China SatNet
Xiong'an, China
State-owned China Satellite Network Group, builder and operator of Guowang, China's national LEO broadband constellation of 12,992 filed satellites, with over 220 in orbit in October 2026.
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Overview
China Satellite Network Group (中国星网, China SatNet) is the state-owned company created in April 2021 to build and operate Guowang, China's national satellite internet constellation, filed with the ITU for 12,992 satellites in several shells.
Deployment accelerated in 2025 and 2026 on Long March rockets: the 27th batch, launched on 9 October 2026 from Wenchang, brought the count to about 222 satellites in orbit. Part of the satellites are built by commercial manufacturers such as GalaxySpace. China SatNet is expected to serve government, enterprise and telecom operators in China first; it had not announced a commercial offer by October 2026.
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