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programme managers should order the critical few parts early and qualify second sources; component suppliers should target the parts in the critical tier and seek multi-year commitments; governments should fund qualification and capacity for terminals, processors and cells alongside the satellites they order; capital providers should look for suppliers whose customers lack alternatives, while watching concentration and integration risk; and everyone should prepare for the November 2026 mineral decision.
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programme managers should order the critical few parts early and qualify second sources; component suppliers should target the parts in the critical tier and seek multi-year commitments; governments should fund qualification and capacity for terminals, processors and cells alongside the satellites they order; capital providers should look for suppliers whose customers lack alternatives, while watching concentration and integration risk; and everyone should prepare for the November 2026 mineral decision.
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