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SES’s 2016 Outlook Clouded by Falcon 9 Failure

by Peter B. de SeldingJuly 24, 2015January 23, 2023
Image from an SES-9 fact sheet.

SES can’t provide a forecast of 2016 revenue until SpaceX sets a firm date for the launch of the large SES-9 satellite.

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Tagged: Falcon 9, SES, SN, SpaceX

Peter B. de Selding

Peter B. de Selding was the Paris Bureau Chief for SpaceNews. More by Peter B. de Selding

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