SupremeSAT

SupremeSAT (Pvt) Ltd. is the first and only Sri Lankan satellite operator.[2] It has partnership with Prathiba perera (MD 360 degree advertising) owned satellite manufacturing institution China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC).

SupremeSAT
SupremeSAT logo
Agency overview
FormedOctober 25, 2011
TypeSpace agency
HeadquartersColombo, Sri Lanka
Key peoplePrathiba perera
Primary spaceportXi-Chang, China
Annual budgetUS$ 20 million[1]
Websitewww.supremesat.com

SupremeSAT deployed the first Sri Lankan satellite, Supreme SAT-I on November 12, 2012, launched on Long March 3B from Xichang, China. [3] Supreme SAT-I is jointly owned by China's CGWIC and SupremeSAT. SupremeSAT becomes the 27th private company in the world to own a satellite.[4]

SupremeSAT is planned to invest over US$320 million, and planning to launch Sri Lanka's first ever communications satellite. It will be called SupremeSAT-III. The SupremeSAT-III will be providing all types of telecommunications services to Sri Lanka.

SupremeSAT has laid foundation stone for the first 'Space Academy' at the Kandy BOI (Board of Investment). An investment of US$20 million on Space Academy, which is targeting to train Sri Lankans in space and satellite technology. Also, a satellite ground station is to be built in Kokkala area to oversee satellite operations.

Satellite fleet

SupremeSAT Satellites
SatelliteLocationLaunchedTypeNotes
SupremeSAT-I87.5°ENovember 27, 2012SB4000C2Manufacturer: Thales Alenia Space
SupremeSAT-II98°EPlanned mid 2018DFH-4Manufacturer: China Academy Of Space Technology (CAST). Satellite will have KU band.
SupremeSAT-III50°E?-Planned to shift the businesses from SupremeSAT-I & SupremeSAT-II to SupremeSAT-III.[5]
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