Exolaunch’s European Expansion Continues
If Monopoly made a rocket themed board game, Exolaunch would have a hotel on every space.
Stories on space business, including company updates, funding announcements, and contract awards.
If Monopoly made a rocket themed board game, Exolaunch would have a hotel on every space.
The joint venture, called SatCo, said in a statement that it has already received interest from network operators in 21+ European countries.
What’s the purpose of a SBIR award? That’s the question at the heart of a lawsuit York Space Systems has filed against the military, over a contract awarded to fellow satellite builder Apex Space.
OrbitsEdge’s Edge1 computing module will host a range of AI agents, including the first AI shoe designer in space.
What do penguins and US space industry suppliers have in common? It’s safer for both to travel in packs.
Less than four years after its founding, the Series C brings Impulse’s total financing to $525M.
If completed, iRocket wi the Nasdaq with an expected valuation of approximately $400M.
The contract extension continues a lucrative partnership between the two companies. Exolaunch deployed more than 400 sats from 20 SpaceX launches—including every Transporter and Bandwagon rideshare flight to date.
This deal may be another case of rescuing a critical supplier.
The deal comes at a critical time for US manufacturers, who are racing to onshore their supply chains in response to the Trump administration’s tariffs.
Their argument that lumpy quarter-to-quarter contract values should be expected didn’t seem to buoy investor sentiment, as the company’s stock dipped 6.5% by market close.