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Space insurance: promising start to the year marred only by MethaneSAT claim

Space insurance: promising start to the year marred only by MethaneSAT claim

by David Todd | Jul 23, 2025 | Space Insurance

The year has started well for space insurers. Seradata has registered only two claims so far: the loss of the Odin (Brokkr) asteroid mission for US$3 million after contact was broken soon after launch, and MethaneSAT, for about US$40 million, when control was lost on...
Are SPABRIBs the solution to space debris? Insurers think so

Are SPABRIBs the solution to space debris? Insurers think so

by Farah Ghouri | Apr 11, 2025 | Finance, Satellites, Space Insurance

As the end of the day drew closer at the 2025 Farnborough International Space Show (FISS), the main stage became, briefly, a place for meditation. The unlikely practitioner was self-described “Insurance Guru” Charles Vermont, the Chair of ‘The 695th Lord Mayor of...
Profitable 2024 for space insurers does not make up for dire 2023

Profitable 2024 for space insurers does not make up for dire 2023

by David Todd | Jan 14, 2025 | Finance, Launches, Reliability Info, Space Insurance

Although the 2024 calendar year proved to be a highly profitable one for space insurers, the industry continued to reel from a revised US$1.3 billion net loss for 2023. Of the losses in 2023, most were relatively small sub-US$30 million claims. It was a series of...
Intelsat IS-33e comsat explodes into 500 pieces of debris

Intelsat IS-33e comsat explodes into 500 pieces of debris

by David Todd | Oct 22, 2024 | Reliability Info, Satellites, Space Insurance

A communications satellite in Intelsat’s Epic fleet created debris in space after it suffered an explosion in geostationary orbit at 0430 GMT on 19 October. Update on 29 October: Initial reports estimated that the event created 20 pieces of debris, but it was later...
Another woe for space insurers: US$175 million claim made for SkyTerra-1’s faulty antenna

Another woe for space insurers: US$175 million claim made for SkyTerra-1’s faulty antenna

by David Todd | May 13, 2024 | Reliability Info, Satellites, Seradata News, Space Insurance

A US$175 million insurance claim has been filed for the ‘total loss’ of the SkyTerra-1 communications satellite, after its 22 m diameter main mesh antenna developed a fault, Seradata understands. No details have been released by its owner, Ligado Networks (formerly...
More woes for space insurers as O3b mPOWER claim runs to US$472 million

More woes for space insurers as O3b mPOWER claim runs to US$472 million

by David Todd | Feb 8, 2024 | Satellites, Seradata News, Space Insurance

SES is formally filing an insurance claim for all four of the O3b mPOWER communications satellites that it originally launched. The claim could run to US$472 million – a figure that would make it the biggest net insurance loss to date, according to Seradata’s...
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