Top Satellite Companies in APAC

Aerospace Defense Review is proud to present the Top Satellite Companies in APAC, a prestigious recognition in the industry. This award is in recognition of the stellar reputation and trust these companies hold among their customers and industry peers, evident in the numerous nominations we received from our subscribers. The top companies have been selected after an exhaustive evaluation by an expert panel of C-level executives, industry thought leaders and editorial board.

    Top Satellite Companies in APAC

    PolarSat
    PolarSat delivers resilient VSAT antennas, modems and terminals for solutions for organizations operating in demanding environments. Through private network ownership, advanced interference mitigation and real-time adaptability, it enables secure, reliable and uninterrupted connectivity. Backed by 100 years of SATCOM expertise, PolarSat helps customers maintain control of critical communications and achieve mission success with confidence.
    Myriota
    Myriota is an Australian satellite IoT connectivity provider offering low-power, direct-to-orbit solutions like HyperPulse NTN NB-IoT and UltraLite for real-time remote monitoring in agriculture, water, logistics, environment, and defense across cellular dead zones globally
    Changguang Satellite Technology (CGSTL)
    Changguang Satellite Technology (CGSTL) operates China's largest sub-meter commercial remote sensing constellation with 72+ Jilin-1 satellites in orbit, delivering high-resolution optical, video, multispectral, and infrared imagery with 23-25 daily global revisits for diverse applications.
    Fleet Space
    Fleet Space Technologies is an Australian space company deploying a nanosatellite constellation, edge-computing sensors, and AI analytics through its ExoSphere platform to deliver real-time geophysical data for mineral exploration, mining, and planetary missions, accelerating discovery from orbit to subsurface.
    KT SAT
    KT SAT is Korea's sole satellite communications operator and KT Corporation subsidiary, providing global private networks, video broadcasting, maritime connectivity, government/military solutions, and teleport services via the KOREASAT fleet and Asia's largest satellite ground station with 50 years of expertise.
    Satrec
    Satrec Initiative is a South Korean satellite manufacturer and GEOINT provider developing high-performance Earth observation systems, supplying high-resolution imagery, ground control infrastructure, and AI-based geospatial analytics for commercial and defense applications worldwide.

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