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Galaxy Aerospace (China): Founded in 2016, this company is a Chinese manufacturer of communication satellites. It operates in the NewSpace sector and has received funding from multiple investors.
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GalaxySpace developed the four PIESAT-1 InSAR satellites for Piesat Information Technology Co. Ltd.
Galaxy Space, a Beijing-based private firm, launched six stackable V-band satellites on a Long March 2C rocket in March 2022.
Legend Capital first invested in GalaxySpace in 2018.
GalaxySpace completed a financing round with a post-investment valuation of approximately Renminbi 11 billion.
Legend Capital followed up on GalaxySpace financing rounds in 2019, 2020, and 2022.
GalaxySpace’s November 2020 funding round valued the firm at $1,200,000,000.
GalaxySpace has raised new funding that values the company at $1,580,000,000.
In March GalaxySpace launched six communications satellites for an experimental network called the 'Mini-spider constellation' using an earlier satellite bus.
GalaxySpace is based in Beijing and was founded in 2016 with initial plans to construct a private satellite communications constellation.
Deng Zongquan serves as chairperson of GalaxySpace’s technical committee and previously led National Defense Program 793 and directed Aerospace Institutions and Control Technology at a National Defense Key Discipline Laboratory.
GalaxySpace unveiled a stackable satellite bus with a phased array flat panel antenna and a flexible solar array in late August during National Science and Technology Week.
Galaxy Space established a satellite manufacturing factory in Nantong with a stated production capacity of 300 to 500 satellites per year.
The Galaxy Space satellites are smaller and more capable than the Yinhe-1 satellite launched in 2020.
Beijing-based Galaxy Space is preparing to launch a batch of six LEO communications satellites in the first quarter of 2022 on a Long March 2C rocket.
Piesat Information Technology Co. Ltd. signed a strategic agreement with GalaxySpace for development of a four-satellite Hongtu-1 SAR constellation.
Piesat Information Technology Co. Ltd. signed a strategic agreement in August with GalaxySpace for development of a four-satellite SAR constellation.
Galaxy Space completed a funding round in November 2020 that resulted in a valuation of $1,200,000,000.
Galaxy-1 is a small satellite platform intended as the basis for a global 0.005 kg constellation by Galaxy Space.
Yinhe-1 (Galaxy-1) is a 227-kilogram technology verification satellite built by Beijing-based Galaxy Space.
Galaxy Space developed its satellites with assistance from the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) and the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC).