China could launch another Long March 5 by year’s end

China could launch another Long March 5 by year’s end

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China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. will probably resume flights of its heavy-lift Long March 5 rocket this year, said Xing He, executive vice presidentof China Great Wall Industry Corp., a subsidiary of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp.

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Launch companies look to government customers for stability

Launch companies look to government customers for stability

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With the size and growth of commercial markets uncertain, launch companies are looking to government agencies to varying degrees for stability and funding for the development of new vehicles.

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Back-to-back commercial satellite wins leave China Great Wall hungry for more

Back-to-back commercial satellite wins leave China Great Wall hungry for more

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Fu Zhiheng, executive vice president of Beijing-based China Great Wall Industry Corp. , speaks with SpaceNews about his company's global ambitions.

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China wins breakthrough contract for Thaicom telecommunications satellite

China wins breakthrough contract for Thaicom telecommunications satellite

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China Great Wall Industry Corp.’s win of a contract for a high-throughput Ka-band broadband satellite for Thailand’s Thaicom is a breakthrough deal for China’s satellite export industry, which up to now has relied on domestic demand and special-circumstances orders, mainly from emerging-market governments.

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