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List of foreign satellites launched by India

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This is a list of all the foreign satellites launched by India. India has launched 431 satellites for 34 countries as of 30 July 2023.^[1] As of 2019, the Indian Space Research Organisation, India's government space agency, is the only launch-capable agency in India, and launches all research and commercial projects.

Commercial launches for foreign nations are negotiated through NSIL (formerly through Antrix), the ISRO's commercial arm. Between 2013 and 2015, India launched 28 foreign satellites for nine countries, earning revenue of US$101 million.^[2]

As of October 2022, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and GSLV Mk III are the launch vehicles utilized for international commercial launches. In addition, the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle is currently in development for international commercial launches of small satellites the vehicle made its first successful flight on 10 February 2023.^[3]

On 15 February 2017, ISRO launched 104 satellites on single launch by a PSLV-XL. 96 of them were from the United States, while the others were from Israel, the UAE, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.^[4] It was the largest number of satellites launched on a single flight by any space agency (with the previous record held by Russia's Dnepr launcher, which launched 37 in June 2014)^[5] until 24 January 2021, when SpaceX launched the Transporter-1 mission on a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 143 satellites into orbit.^[6]

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No.	Satellite	Country	Launch date	Launch mass	Launch vehicle	Remarks
23	Alsat-2A	Algeria	12 July 2010	116 kg	PSLV-C15	ISRO launched 5 satellites, of which 3 were foreign.^[9]
24	AISSat-1	Norway		6.5 kg
25	TIsat-1	Switzerland		1 kg
26	VESSELSAT-1	Luxembourg	12 January 2011	28.7 kg	PSLV-C18	ISRO launched 4 satellites, of which 1 was foreign.^[10]
27	X-SAT	Singapore	20 April 2011	106 kg	PSLV-C16	ISRO launched 3 satellites, of which 1 was foreign.^[11]
28	SPOT-6	France	9 September 2012	712 kg	PSLV-C21	PSLV's 22nd flight.
29	PROITERES	Japan	9 September 2012	15 kg	PSLV-C21	PSLV's 22nd flight.
30	Sapphire	Canada	25 February 2013	148 kg	PSLV-C20	ISRO launched 7 satellites, of which 6 were foreign.^[12]
31	NEOSSat	Canada		74 kg
32	TUGSAT-1	Austria		14 kg each
33	UniBRITE-1	Austria		14 kg each
34	AAUSAT3	Denmark		3 kg
35	STRaND-1	United Kingdom		6.5 kg
36	SPOT-7	France	30 June 2014	714 kg	PSLV-C23	PSLV's 10th flight in 'core-alone' configuration (i.e. without the use of solid strap-on motors).
37	AISAT	Germany		14 kg
38	CanX-4	Canada		15 kg each
39	CanX-5	Canada		15 kg each
40	VELOX-1	Singapore		7 kg
41	UK-DMC 3A	United Kingdom	10 July 2015	447 kg	PSLV-XL C28^[13]	India's first exclusive foreign satellites launch, all the 5 payloads were from United Kingdom. At the time it was the heaviest commercial mission (1439 kg) successfully accomplished using a launch vehicle assembled by ISRO.
42	UK-DMC 3B			447 kg
43	UK-DMC 3C			447 kg
44	CBNT-1			91 kg
45	De-OrbitSail			7 kg
46	LAPAN-A2	Indonesia	28 September 2015	76 kg	PSLV-C30	Commercial satellites from United States were launched on an Indian rocket for the first time. Astrosat, India's first dedicated astronomy satellite, was also launched on this flight.^[14]
47	NLS-14 (Ev9)	Canada		14 kg
48	Lemur-2-Peter	United States		28 kg together
49	Lemur-2-Jeroen
50	Lemur-2-Joel
51	Lemur-2-Chris
52	TeLEOS-1	Singapore	16 December 2015	400 kg	PSLV-C29	Exclusive commercial launch of 6 Singaporean satellites.
53	VELOX-C1			123 kg
54	VELOX-II			13 kg
55	Athenoxat-1			<5 kg
56	Kent Ridge 1 (KR 1)			78 kg
57	Galassia			3.4 kg
58	LAPAN A3	Indonesia	22 June 2016	120 kg	PSLV-XL C34	ISRO launched 20 satellites (including 3 Indian satellites) aboard PSLV-C34, the highest number of satellites that the agency has launched aboard a single flight.^[15]^[16]
59	BIROS	Germany		130 kg
60	M3MSat	Canada		85 kg
61	GHGsat-D	Canada		25.5 kg
62	SkySat Gen2-1	United States		110 kg
63-74	12 x Dove (satellite)	United States		4.7 kg each
75	AlSAT-1N	Algeria	26 September 2016	7 kg	PSLV-G C35	ISRO launches 8 satellites in its 15th flight of the 'XL' version of the PSLV - 5 foreign satellites and 3 Indian satellites (SCATSAT-1, PRATHAM and PISAT).^[17]
76	Alsat-1B			103 kg
77	Alsat-2B			117 kg
78	NLS-19	Canada		8 kg
79	Pathfinder-1	United States		44 kg
80-167	88 x Flock-3p	United States	15 February 2017	4.7 kg each	PSLV-XL 37	ISRO launched 104 satellites, of which 3 were Indian satellites. It was^[18] the largest number of satellites launched on a single flight by any space agency.^[19]
168-175	8 x Lemur-2	United States		4.6 kg each
176	Al Farabi-1	Kazakhstan		1.7 kg
177	BGUSAT	Israel		4.3 kg
178	Nayif-1	United Arab Emirates		1.1 kg
179	DIDO-2	Switzerland* Israel		4.2 kg
180	PEASS	Netherlands* Germany Israel Belgium		3 kg
181	Pegasus	Austria	23 June 2017	2 kg	PSLV-C38	ISRO launched 31 satellites, of which 29 were foreign.^[20]
182	NUDTSat	China^[21]		2 kg
183	SUCHAI-1	Chile		1 kg
184	VZLUSAT-1	Czech Republic		2 kg
185	Aalto-1	Finland		3.9 kg
186	ROBUSTA-1B	France		1 kg
187	COMPASS-2/Dragsail	Germany		4 kg
188	URSAMAIOR	Italy		3 kg
189	D-SAT	Italy		4.5 kg
190	Max Valier	Italy* Germany		15 kg
191	CE-SAT1	Japan		60 kg
192	Venta-1	Latvia		7.5 kg
193	LituanicaSAT-2	Lithuania		4 kg
194	skCUBE	Slovakia		1 kg
195	InflateSail	United Kingdom		3.2 kg
196	UCLSat			2 kg
197-199	3 x Diamond Satellites			18 kg
200	CICERO-6	United States		1.2 kg
201-208	8 x Lemur-2			4 kg each
209	Tyvak-53b			?
210	Telesat Phase-1 LEO	Canada	12 January 2018	168 kg	PSLV-XL C40	ISRO Launched 31 satellites, of which 28 were foreign.^[22]
211	POC-1	Finland		?
212	PicSat	France		3.5 kg
213	CBNT-2	United Kingdom		42.7 kg
214	CANYVAL-X	Republic of Korea		4 kg
215	CNUSAIL-1			4 kg
216	KAUSAT-5			3.2 kg
217	SIGMA			3.8 kg
218	STEP CUBE LAB			1 kg
219-222	4 x Flock-3p	United States		4.7 kg each
223-226	4 x Lemur-2			4 kg each
227-230	4 x SpaceBEE			1 kg each
231	DemoSat-2			?
232	Micromas-2			3.8 kg
233	Tyvak-61C			?
234	Fox-1D			1.5 kg
235	Corvus BC3			10 kg
236	Arkyd-6			10 kg
237	CICERO-7			10 kg
238	NovaSAR	United Kingdom	16 September 2018	445 kg	PSLV-CA C42	Exclusive commercial launch of two foreign satellites belonged to Surrey Satellite Technologies Ltd (SSTL), United Kingdom. The satellites were put into Sun-synchronous orbit under a commercial arrangement with Antrix Corp Ltd, the commercial arm of the ISRO.
239	S1-4	United Kingdom	16 September 2018	444 kg	PSLV-CA C42
240	Centauri -1	Australia	29 November 2018	10 kg	PSLV-CA C43	-
241	Kepler (CASE)	Canada		<15 kg
242	FACSAT-1	Colombia		4 kg
243	Reaktor Hello World	Finland		<1 kg
244	InnoSAT-2	Malaysia		4 kg
245	HIBER-1	Netherlands		?
246	³Cat-1	Spain		1.2 kg
247	CICERO-8	United States		10 kg
248-263	16x FLOCK 3R			4 kg
264	Global -1			56 kg
265	HSAT-1			13 kg
266-269	4 x Lemur-2			4 kg each
270	Bluewalker 1	Lithuania	1 April 2019	10 kg	PSLV-QL C45
271	M6P	Lithuania		6.8 kg
272	Aistechsat-3	Spain		2.3 kg
273	Astrocasr-2	Switzerland		3.8 kg
274-293	20 x Flock 4a (Doves)	United States		5.7 kg each
294-297	4 x Lemur-2	United States		5.2 kg each
298	Meshbed	United States	27 November 2019 03:58 UTC	4.5 kg	PSLV-XL C47
299-310	12 x Flock 4p (Super Doves)	United States	27 November 2019 03:58 UTC	?	PSLV-XL C47
311	Izanagi (QPS-SAR)	Japan	11 December 2019, 09:55 UTC	~100 kg	PSLV-QL C48
312	Duchifat-3	Israel		2.3 kg
313	1HOPSAT	United States		22 kg
314-317	4 x Lemur-2			?
318	Tyvak-0129 (PTD 1)			11 kg
319	Tyvak-0092 (COMMTRAIL)	Italy		?

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No.	Satellite	Country	Launch date	Launch mass	Launch vehicle	Remarks
320	R2	Lithuania	7 November 2020, 09:41 UTC	-	PSLV-DL C49	Technology demonstration satellite.
321-324	Kleos (KSM-1A, 1B, 1C and 1D)	Luxembourg		-		For maritime applications.
325-328	Lemur-1, 2, 3 and 4	United States		-		Remote sensing applications
329	Amazônia-1	Brazil	28 February 2021, 04:54 UTC	637 kg	PSLV-DL C51	First Earth observation satellite entirely developed by Brazil.
330-341	12 x SpaceBEE	United States		12 x 4 kg
342	SAI-1 Nanoconnect-2	United States* Mexico		-
343	DS-EO	Singapore	30 June 2022, 12:32 UTC	365 kg	PSLV-CA C53
344	NeuSAR			155 kg
345	SCOOB-I			2.80 kg
346-381	36 × OneWeb	United Kingdom	22 October 2022, 18:37 UTC	5,796 kg (12,778 lb)	LVM 3 M2	First commercial launch of LVM 3.
382-385	4 × Astrocast	United States	26 November 2022, 06:26 UTC	17.92 kg	PSLV-XL C54	Satellites Developed by Spaceflight,United States For Astrocast,Switzerland
386	Janus-1	United States	10 February 2023, 03:48 UTC	11.5 kg	SSLV-D2	First Successful launch of SSLV
387-422	36 × OneWeb	United Kingdom	26 March 2023, 03:30 UTC	5,805 kg (12,798 lb)	LVM 3 M3	Second commercial launch of LVM 3.It is the heaviest payload that is launched by a LVM 3 and ISRO to date.
423	TeLEOS-2	Singapore	22 April 2023, 08:50 UTC	741 kg	PSLV-CA C55	57th Mission of PSLV
424	Lumelite-4	Singapore	22 April 2023, 08:50 UTC	16 kg	PSLV-CA C55	57th Mission of PSLV
425	DS-SAR	Singapore	30 July 2023, 01:01 UTC	352 kg	PSLV-CA C56	58th PSLV Mission. Commercial Launch for Singapore's DS-SAR Satellite and 6 Co-Passenger satellites from Singapore.
426	Arcade			24 kg
427	Velox-AM			23 kg
428	SCOOB-II			4 kg
429	ORB-12 STRIDER			13 kg
430	Galassia-2			3.5 kg
431	NuLIon			3 kg

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No.	Satellite	Country	Launch date	Launch mass	Launch vehicle	Remarks
1	DLR-Tubsat	Germany	26 May 1999	45 kg	PSLV-C2	ISRO's 1st commercial launch with foreign satellites as payload. India's Oceansat-1 was also launched. This was PSLV's 3rd launch overall.
2	Kitsat-3	Republic of Korea	26 May 1999	110 kg	PSLV-C2

No.	Satellite	Country	Launch date	Launch mass	Launch vehicle	Remarks
3	BIRD	Germany	22 October 2001	92 kg	PSLV-C3	ISRO's 2nd commercial launch.
4	PROBA	Belgium	22 October 2001	94 kg	PSLV-C3	ISRO's 2nd commercial launch.
5	Lapan-TUBsat	Indonesia	10 January 2007	56 kg	PSLV-C7
6	Pehuensat-1	Argentina	10 January 2007	6 kg	PSLV-C7
7	AGILE	Italy	23 April 2007	352 kg	PSLV-C8	PSLV's 11th flight.
8	TecSAR	Israel	21 January 2008	295 kg	PSLV-C10	PSLV's 12th launch.
9	CAN-X2	Canada	28 April 2008	3.5 kg	PSLV-C9	ISRO launched 10 satellites, of which 8 were foreign.^[7]
10	NLS-5	Canada		6.5 kg
11	Delfi-C3	Netherlands		2.2 kg
12	AAUSAT-II	Denmark		0.75 kg
13	COMPASS-1	Germany		1 kg
14	Rubin-8	Germany		8 kg
15	CUTE-1.7	Japan		3 kg
16	SEEDS-2	Japan		1 kg
17	UWE-2	Germany	23 September 2009	1 kg	PSLV-C14	ISRO launched 7 satellites, of which 6 were foreign.^[8]
18	BeeSat-1			1 kg
19	RUBIN-9.1			8 kg
20	RUBIN-9.2			8 kg
21	ITUpSAT1	Turkey		1 kg
22	SwissCube-1	Switzerland		1 kg