As the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) efficiently launched the multi-band communication satellite CMS-3 (GSAT-7R) utilizing the launch car LVM3-M5 on Sunday, Hyderabad-based Ananth Technologies has mentioned that it provided a number of critical subsystems that went into the satellite.
“We supplied control electronics modules, navigation and guidance systems, electro-mechanical actuator systems, and avionics power supply modules to the heaviest satellite that ISRO launched so far,” Subba Rao Pavuluri, Chairman of Ananth Technologies Pvt. Ltd (ATL), has mentioned.
The firm has a facility in Bengaluru for full satellite manufacturing and one other in Thiruvananthapuram for the fabrication, meeting, and testing of launch car and satellite subsystems.
“We have so far played a key role in over 107 satellites and 87 launch vehicles to date,” he mentioned right here in a press release on Sunday.
CMS-03, a high-throughput communication satellite, is designed to present seamless telecommunication, tv broadcasting, and broadband providers throughout the Indian mainland and islands.
Built on ISRO’s confirmed I-3K satellite bus, CMS-03 operates in a number of frequency bands to guarantee dependable connectivity and improved bandwidth capability for each civilian and strategic customers.
Published on November 2, 2025