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Chinese space company Galaxy Space (银河航天) has reported the successful launch of three satellites that reached orbit together, according to Xinhua. The payload comprises two radar (SAR) satellites built by the company as well as a satellite for Thailand that flew as part of an international order. The report does not specify the launch site or vehicle used.
Galaxy Space is a commercial Chinese satellite manufacturer specializing in fast serial production and cost-effective satellite platforms, and it is among the providers China wants to advance its commercial space sector. The two SAR satellites are likely intended for Earth observation services delivering radar imagery regardless of weather and daylight – a growing segment within China’s New Space landscape.
The Thai satellite flying as co-passenger underscores the international ambitions of Chinese commercial providers to market their technology through foreign orders. The report gives no details on the mission profiles, orbital parameters, or onward operations of the three satellites. The information reflects the latest developments reported by Xinhua and can be verified against official company communications.