Space Industry News

Despite increased launch activity, many satellite companies still seek more launch capacity, especially as SpaceX scales back Falcon 9 launches and Starship's f

Key figures from Europe's space industry are meeting in Paris to discuss a €10 billion plan aimed at challenging US dominance in the global space sector. The in

Europe's Ariane has secured a boost from Amazon at a recent space gathering.

ArianeGroup is conducting studies to increase the number of European space launches.

Russia's attempt to launch its Starlink rival, the 'Rassvet' broadband satellite network, is facing significant setbacks, with several satellites failing to rea

A planned test rocket launch from the Shetland spaceport has been put on hold after the launch company encountered an issue, missing a five-week launch window.

Rocket Factory Augsburg (RFA) has delayed the first orbital rocket launch from the UK after discovering an issue with its RFA One rocket during testing at SaxaV

Goldman Sachs identifies significant long-term growth opportunities in space stocks beyond launch providers, including satellites, broadband, and defense applic

At the BT Infrastructure Summit 2026, Palash Srivastava of IIFCL identified data centers, space, and intelligent transport systems as key sectors for India's ne

Infosys has appointed Ashiss Kumar Dash as its new CEO designate, reporting strong Q1 FY27 results driven by AI demand but lowering its annual growth outlook. M

A private mission has been launched with the goal of extending the operational life of communication satellites that are running low on fuel.

SpaceX's Starship, with its 100-metric-ton payload capacity, is transforming the space industry's approach to launches, with potential for higher orbits, Moon,