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Milei's Orbital Opening: How Deregulation Is Building Argentina's LEO Satellite Market From the Ground Up

Publisher Emergen Research
Published Jul 08, 2026
Length 22 Pages
SKU # EMER21395802

Description

Argentina's LEO satellite revenue is expanding on the back of a policy reversal with few parallels in the region. Until February 2024, satellite internet in Argentina was supplied almost entirely by state-owned ARSAT or operators leasing its capacity; ENACOM's authorisation of Starlink, Amazon Kuiper and OneWeb that month, followed by April 2025's Resolution 58/2025 unifying GEO and LEO satellite registration, has opened the market to direct international competition for the first time. The results are already visible in adoption data: ENACOM-reported satellite internet accesses grew more than seventy-fold between Q4 2023 and June 2025. This deregulation is occurring alongside continued state investment, since ARSAT retains ambitions for a high-throughput satellite (ARSAT-SG1). New commercial entrants are also diversifying the market: Omnispace Argentina's 2025 ENACOM licence for direct-to-device satellite connectivity, and local operator Orbith's continued expansion of teleport infrastructure, both signal a market broadening beyond a single dominant operator.

Table of Contents

22 Pages
1 Executive Summary
2 Scope & Definitions
3 Market Forecast
4 Segment Analysis
5 Demand Drivers
6 Competitive Landscape
7 Country Outlook
8 Strategic Outlook

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