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INNOSPACE’s flagship rocket is the HANBIT-Nano.
The RSAT Space Inc.–INNOSPACE agreement combines INNOSPACE’s launch vehicle capabilities with RSAT Space Inc.’s space systems integration, mission support, and infrastructure development expertise.
RSAT Space Inc. and INNOSPACE signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly pursue satellite launch and space system contracts in the North American market.
INNOSPACE cited Japan’s space strategy fund as a roughly USD 6.5–7 billion, 10-year program starting in 2023 and led by JAXA.
INNOSPACE has signed a satellite launch service agreement with Tokyo-based aerospace trading company JALUX for a mission scheduled to fly on INNOSPACE’s HANBIT launch vehicle in 2028.
The INNOSPACE-JALUX agreement includes a 2028 launch service contract, launch brokerage cooperation in Japan using JALUX’s local aerospace network, and a distribution arrangement for an ongoing sales channel in the Japanese market.
INNOSPACE intends to enter Japan without establishing a local physical presence by using JALUX as a distribution partner.
INNOSPACE cited MarkNtel projections that Japan’s space launch service market could grow from about USD 960 million in 2024 to USD 2.26 billion by 2030.
The INNOSPACE-Grahaa Space memorandum of understanding was signed at the Korea-India Space Day event in Bengaluru.
INNOSPACE and Grahaa Space are seeking to expand in the global small satellite market.
The INNOSPACE-Grahaa Space agreement is intended to establish a customer-tailored multi-launch operational framework for customer launch demand, orbital requirements, and scheduling.
INNOSPACE has signed a memorandum of understanding with Grahaa Space to cooperate on multi-launch services.
INNOSPACE’s inaugural launch mission was called SPACEWARD.
INNOSPACE conducted the first commercial launch attempt of its HANBIT-Nano vehicle in December 2025.
Grahaa Space participated in INNOSPACE’s December 2025 HANBIT-Nano mission as a satellite customer.
Maritime Launch Services and INNOSPACE signed a letter of intent to evaluate Spaceport Nova Scotia as a North American hub for the HANBIT launch vehicle.
INNOSPACE identified the cause of the mission termination of its first commercial HANBIT-Nano launch through a joint investigation with Brazil’s aerospace accident investigation authority, CENIPA.
CENIPA told INNOSPACE and KASA that intellectual property related to the launch vehicle would be protected during the investigation.
INNOSPACE is strengthening its assembly processes and quality management procedures while implementing component improvements and additional verification.
CENIPA told INNOSPACE and KASA that the investigation would follow technical and independent principles aimed at preventing recurrence.