Global satcom leaders are making decisive moves to enter or expand in India. Intelsat, now part of Luxembourg-based SES, has boosted its satellite fleet in the country to offer advanced C band services through joint ventures and local subsidiaries. Inmarsat, now owned by US-based Viasat, has strengthened its presence with additional satellites for defense, civil, and commercial markets, while maintaining engineering centers in India. OneWeb, backed by Bharti, and Jio Satellite Communications, a Reliance–SES venture, have already secured licenses to provide low-earth orbit (LEO) broadband services across the country.