Companies across the Space Economy have achieved multiple milestones in Q1 that show innovation is moving beyond SpaceX to a broader set of rising stars.
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The Q1 2024 Space Investment Quarterly is now live!
Companies across the Space Economy have achieved multiple milestones in Q1 that
show innovation is moving beyond SpaceX to a broader set of rising stars.
Key highlights from the report include:- With $6.5B invested in Q1, there has now been $286.0B invested into 1,779 unique space
companies since 2015.
- The total investment in Satellite infrastructure over the last decade overtook Launch for the first time in Q1 signaling that the balance has shifted from getting things into orbit, to developing capabilities now that we’re there.
- Q1 also saw significant developments in Launch and Emerging Industries. Two new launch vehicles came online: for the first time in more than 50 years, an American spacecraft was launched toward the surface of the moon by ULA’s new Vulcan rocket.
- The IPO market has been rejuvenated which bodes well for space companies looking to tap the public markets.
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As we celebrate five years of industry-defining research and 10+ years of pioneering investment, we’re proud to announce we have written the book on the subject. The Space Economy: Capitalize on the Greatest Business Opportunity of Our Lifetime, published by Wiley, is available to order now. Order at: thespaceconomy.com
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