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Italian rocker builder Avio has selected Virginia for its new $500 million US-based solid rocket motor production facility.

Avio Selects Virginia for New $500 Million US-Based Production Facility

Italian rocket builder Avio has announced that it has selected the state of Virginia to build its planned US-based production facility. The $500 million...
The Exploration Company has revealed that it is developing a satellite servicing spacecraft as part of ESA's InSPoC-1 programme.

The Exploration Company is Developing an In-Orbit Serving Vehicle

The Exploration Company is developing a spacecraft designed to dock with and refuel satellites in orbit as part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA)...
The European Space Agency has published a call for tender for a crew launch abort system as part of its post-ISS strategy.

ESA Publishes Call for Crew Launch Abort System

The European Space Agency has published a call for tenders to develop a launch abort system for a future crewed launch capability. The system...
Finnish Earth observation data provider and satellite manufacturer ICEYE has secured €150 million in new funding.

Finland’s ICEYE Closes €150 Million Series E Funding Round

Finnish Earth observation data provider and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite manufacturer ICEYE has closed a new funding round, securing €150 million. Founded in 2014,...
Avio has secured a new €35 million defence contract and anticipates more than €600 million in new ESA awards following CM25 funding commitments.

Avio Secures €35M Defence Contract, Expects €600M in New ESA Contracts

French missile manufacturer MBDA has awarded Italian rocket builder Avio a €35 million contract to provide solid rocket motors and aerodynamic surfaces for an...
Citing current economic conditions, the UK has framed the €170 million cut to its ESA contributions as a prioritisation of programmes tied to national objectives.

UK’s ESA Funding Cuts Reflect Tightened Priorities Amid Fiscal Uncertainty

During the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Ministerial Council meeting in Bremen last week, the United Kingdom pledged €172 million less for the coming three...
CNES has been found liable for destroying protected habitats at the former Diamant launch site, with a court ordering restoration and compensation measures.

CNES Found Liable for Destroying Protected Habitat at New Launch Facility

The French Space Agency, CNES, has been found liable for destroying protected habitats on the grounds of the former Diamant launch facility, which is...
Isar Aerospace has been awarded an ESA contract to launch the EU’s ΣYNDEO-3 in-orbit demonstration mission, with the flight expected no earlier than Q4 2026.

Isar Aerospace Awarded Contract to Launch EU In-Orbit Demo Mission

German rocket builder Isar Aerospace has signed a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) to launch a mission for the European Union's In-Orbit...
ArianeGroup has successfully launched the first flight of its SyLEx suborbital rocket, which it developed for France's Directorate General of Armaments (DGA).

ArianeGroup Launches Inaugural Flight of Suborbital SyLEx Rocket

ArianeGroup has launched the first flight of its SyLEx rocket from the Directorate General of Armaments (DGA) Missile Testing Centre in Biscarrosse. The DGA contracted...
Over €900 million has been committed to ESA’s European Launcher Challenge, with the bulk of funding coming from Germany, France, the UK, and Spain.

Updated: Over €900 Million Committed to European Launcher Challenge

The European Space Agency’s (ESA) European Launcher Challenge has seen a significant financial commitment from its Member States during the agency’s Ministerial Council meeting...

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