Exolaunch is a German-American company that provides launch services, mission management, and deployment solutions for small satellites. As a launch integrator, Exolaunch works with major launch providers like SpaceX and ESA to offer rideshare launch opportunities. They also manufacture their own separation systems (CarboNIX, EXOpod) and are developing orbital transfer vehicles. Exolaunch serves NewSpace companies, research institutions, government organizations, and space agencies, enabling the deployment of smallsats for various applications.
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EQT plans to support Exolaunch’s international expansion, product innovation, and new service offerings across the space value chain.
Dmitriy Sternharz is selling his ownership stake in Exolaunch.
EQT plans to support Exolaunch’s expansion of both dedicated and rideshare launch offerings.
EQT has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Exolaunch through EQT’s X fund.
EQT’s acquisition of Exolaunch is its first investment in the space sector.
Exolaunch has deployed more than 790 satellites across 47 missions for more than 200 commercial and government customers.
Exolaunch is a Germany-based global provider of satellite deployment technology and launch mission management services.
Exolaunch will deploy 49 customer satellites aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-17 mission.
Exolaunch won a launch contract to deliver Tumbleweed’s Oasis Alpha satellite aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-17 mission.
The seven GRUS-3 microsatellites will launch on Transporter-17 through Exolaunch from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Exolaunch's first two Falcon 9 missions, Exo1 and Exo2, will provide guaranteed launch slots.
The Exolaunch Falcon 9 launches are intended to expand capacity for constellation and small satellite missions in 2027 and 2028.
Exolaunch has signed a contract with SpaceX for two Falcon 9 launches.
The GRUS-3 satellites will launch on the Transporter-17 rideshare mission through Exolaunch from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Exolaunch manifested 23 payloads on the CAS500-2 mission.
Exolaunch deployed the first Polish synthetic aperture radar satellite, Eycore-1, for Polish company Eycore.
Exolaunch deployed four satellites for German wildfire-monitoring startup OroraTech.
Exolaunch deployed two Iceye satellites that will support sovereign intelligence for Iceye customers.
Exolaunch deployed 39 customer satellites on the mission, including 18 microsatellites and 21 cubesats.
Exolaunch deployed satellites for the Hellenic Space Center to support Greece’s space capabilities with the HELIOS and SELENE satellites.