Space

A Franco-German venture alliance targets 20 dual-use deep-tech companies to keep European defence capital, talent and IP on the continent.

A Franco-German venture alliance targets 20 dual-use companies as Europe's €800bn rearmament push reshapes continental capital flows.

New Mexico backs a multi-mission satellite manufacturer, signalling how US states are competing to anchor sovereign space-industrial capacity.

The deal unites two automation specialists serving NASA, Boeing and the space launch sector, backed by Onex and Qatar's sovereign wealth.

A $4bn IDIQ programme signals the US military's pivot to commercial-baseline satellites for resilient, anti-jam tactical communications.

The Paris-listed micro-cap is repositioning as a cross-sector investment vehicle, with a pre-IPO SpaceX position at its centre.

PMGC's three machining subsidiaries target satellites, launch systems and orbital infrastructure as the space economy races toward $1.8trn.

WISeKey's SEALCOIN unit secures $4m to deploy a blockchain transaction layer across satellite networks and autonomous machines.

The additive manufacturing pioneer taps public markets as demand grows across aerospace, medical, and AI infrastructure sectors.

CPI Aerostructures secures a life-of-program Embraer contract, extending a dual civil-defence supply chain model that underpins US aerospace consolidation.

The Cedar Park launch firm taps public markets at $48 per share, signalling sustained investor appetite for commercial space.

Lithuania’s Astrolight has won the regional Startup World Cup and will compete in the global finale in San Francisco, showcasing its laser-based space communication techn