NewSpace India Limited (NSIL)

NewSpace India Limited (NSIL) mind map
  Recent News
    January 2024
      GSAT-20 Mission
        Renamed GSAT-N2
        High-throughput Ka-band Satellite
        Scheduled Q2 2024 Launch
        Partnership with SpaceX
          Falcon-9 Rocket
    Predecessor
      GSAT-24
  Established
    Date
      6 March 2019
    Under
      Department of Space
      Company Act 2013
  Purpose
    Scale Up
      Private Sector Participation
      In Indian Space Programmes
    Commercial Arm
      Of ISRO
  Functions and Activities
    Producing
      Launch Vehicles
      Assembling
      Integrating
    Roles
      Nodal Agency
        PSLV Production
      Development
        Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV)
      Launch Services
        Customer Satellites
        Since 1999
        297 Satellites from 33 Countries
        Till June 2019
      Satellite Services
        Transponder Capacity
        C, Ku, Ka, S Bands
        Broadcasting
        Telecom Services
          DTH
          TV
          DSNG
          VSAT
        Remote Sensing Services
        Mission Support Services
      Building Satellites
        Various Applications
          Communication
          Earth Observation
          Navigation
          Space Science
          Technology Experiments
        Commercial Applications
      Creating Ecosystem
        Satellite Systems
        Subsystems
        Ground Infrastructure

NewSpace India Limited (NSIL), established on March 6, 2019, under India’s Department of Space, serves as the commercial arm of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). Its primary role is to enhance private sector involvement in India’s space programs. NSIL is currently preparing for the GSAT-20 mission, scheduled for the second quarter of 2024, in collaboration with SpaceX using the Falcon-9 rocket. The company’s functions encompass producing and assembling launch vehicles, offering satellite services across various spectrums, and contributing to building satellites for diverse applications. NSIL is central to scaling up India’s technological capabilities in the space sector, emphasizing industry participation and global service provision.

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