The "Zhuzhou No.1" satellite successfully completed its in orbit mission

The satellite launched this time will be delivered in orbit by China Great Wall Industry Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Great Wall Company"), a subsidiary of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation. The satellite and rocket are respectively developed by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation's affiliated China Academy of Space Technology Aerospace Dongfanghong Satellite Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Aerospace Technology Research Institute.

At 19:59 on July 9, 2021, the Long March 6 carrier rocket ignited and took off from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, sending the "Zhongzi" satellite constellation 02 group (also known as "Zhuzhou 1") into its designated orbit. The mission was a complete success.

Since the Long March rocket entered the international market in the 1990s, Great Wall Motors has completed a total of 52 international commercial launches, launching 69 international commercial satellites, including 11 communication satellites delivered in orbit and 4 remote sensing satellites delivered in orbit; Completed 36 launch services, launching 63 domestic commercial satellites and 27 international payloads into space; Completed 13 domestic commercial launches and provided satellite in orbit delivery to multiple domestic customers.

Great Wall Corporation is a commercial organization authorized by the Chinese government to engage in commercial launch services, satellite system in orbit delivery, and space technology cooperation. In recent years, under the unified planning of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, Great Wall Motors has applied its years of international project operation experience to domestic projects and launched the "Long March Express" launch service brand, providing fast, stable, and reliable "one-stop" commercial launch services and "turnkey" satellite in orbit delivery for domestic and foreign customers.