Top 8 Orbital Launch Site startups
Aug 03, 2024 | By Boris Maslennikov | 23 |
1
Country: USA | Funding: $479M
ABL Space Systems specializes in building rockets to launch satellites.
ABL Space Systems specializes in building rockets to launch satellites.
2
Country: USA | Funding: $176.2M
Stoke Space is a developer of reusable rockets that provide access to and from any orbit to the satellite industry.
Stoke Space is a developer of reusable rockets that provide access to and from any orbit to the satellite industry.
3
Country: USA | Funding: $146M
SpinLaunch is an aerospace company focused on sending satellites to low-Earth orbit using kinetic energy.
SpinLaunch is an aerospace company focused on sending satellites to low-Earth orbit using kinetic energy.
4
Country: Germany | Funding: $37.2M
RFA - Rocket Factory Augsburg is a space technologies company offering fast & flexible launch solutions for satellite constellations.
RFA - Rocket Factory Augsburg is a space technologies company offering fast & flexible launch solutions for satellite constellations.
5
Country: India | Funding: $16.4M
Dhruva Space is specialises in providing integrated solutions for space-based applications by offering satellites, earth stations, and launching services as a comprehensive package.
Dhruva Space is specialises in providing integrated solutions for space-based applications by offering satellites, earth stations, and launching services as a comprehensive package.
6
Country: USA
Green Launch is dedicated to dramatically improving the cost and availability of orbital launch service.
Green Launch is dedicated to dramatically improving the cost and availability of orbital launch service.
7
Country: UK
Orbit Boy is a manufacturing company that provides fuel laboratory testing, aviation, and aerospace components solutions.
Orbit Boy is a manufacturing company that provides fuel laboratory testing, aviation, and aerospace components solutions.
8
Country: USA
The Spaceport Company is developing a worldwide network of launch and reentry sites to serve the growing commercial space transportation industry.
The Spaceport Company is developing a worldwide network of launch and reentry sites to serve the growing commercial space transportation industry.