The Cyclone-1M is a lightweight liquid-propellant launch vehicle designed to deliver payloads into low Earth orbits, including sun-synchronous orbits. The Cyclone-1M will be launched both from a space launch center located in Ukraine and from foreign space launch centers.

The Cyclone-4M launch vehicle is middle class, single, liquid-propellant, designed for payload injection into low and mean circular and elliptic near-earth orbits, including sun-synchronous orbit.

Cyclone-4M LV launches are scheduled from the Launch Center located in Nova Scotia (Canada).

Zenit-3SLB is a version of the Zenit-3SL launch vehicle, designed for placing medium-weight payloads into various orbits. The launches are made from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

Zenit-3SL is a three-stage medium-lift launch vehicle designed for placing heavy payloads into various orbits. The launches are made from a floating platform in the Pacific Ocean.