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Innospace taps RSAT to sell Hanbit launches in Canada

A September 21 distribution pact gives the Canadian firm nonexclusive rights to market Innospace's small-satellite rocket in Canada.

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Innospace partners with RSAT to sell launches in Canada
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Innospace Co. signed a distribution agreement with Canadian space and defense company RSAT Space Inc. on September 21 to expand its presence in the North American launch market.[1] Under the pact, RSAT received nonexclusive rights to market and distribute Innospace's Hanbit satellite launch system in Canada.[2] The partnership pairs Innospace's launch vehicle technology and responsive launch services with RSAT's business network in Canada's space and defense sectors.[3] Innospace is developing the Hanbit family of small satellite launch vehicles, designed to give small satellite operators cost-competitive and flexible launch options.[4]
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  1. Innospace Co. signed a distribution agreement with Canadian space and defense company RSAT Space Inc. on September 21, 2026, to expand its presence in the North American launch market. · Yonhap News AgencySouth Korea
  2. RSAT Space Inc. received nonexclusive rights to market and distribute Innospace's Hanbit satellite launch system in Canada under the new agreement. · Yonhap News AgencySouth Korea
  3. The partnership aims to combine Innospace's launch vehicle technology and responsive launch services with RSAT Space's presence and business network in the Canadian space and defense sectors. · Yonhap News AgencySouth Korea
  4. Innospace is developing the Hanbit family of small satellite launch vehicles designed to provide cost-competitive and flexible launch services for small satellite operators. · Yonhap News AgencySouth Korea
  5. The leaders agreed to task their space agencies and defense ministries with developing and sharing infrastructure, including launch systems and ground reception facilities. · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
  6. Carney and Macron agreed on 2026-09-20 to mandate their space agencies, defense ministries, and space industries to develop and share common space infrastructure, including launch systems and reception and control infrastructure. · Les Affaires
  7. The two countries will task their space agencies and defense ministries to develop and share infrastructure, including launch systems and ground-based reception facilities. · fortune.comUnited States
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