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Development · 22 Aug 2026

According to a peer-reviewed article in Economics Letters, India had the most expensive satellite launch costs among six capable markets at $13,302 per kilogram as of end of 2025, more than four times the US cost of $3,225 per kilogram.

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According to a peer-reviewed article in Economics Letters, India had the most expensive satellite launch costs among six capable markets at $13,302 per kilogram as of end of 2025, more than four times the US cost of $3,225 per kilogram.

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