Spire Global is a space-to-cloud data and analytics company that operates one of the world's largest multipurpose satellite constellations. They specialize in tracking global data sets, including maritime, aviation, and weather patterns, using a fleet of over 100 CubeSats. Spire provides data and analytics to various industries and government entities like NASA, ESA, and NOAA, offering services such as maritime tracking, aviation surveillance, and weather forecasting. Their key products include Spire Sense Cloud, Spire AirSafe, and Spire Stratos, and they also offer "Space as a Service" solutions.
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Spire Global’s RF intelligence platform is designed to integrate with existing geospatial intelligence workflows.
Exolaunch customers on Transporter-16 included two Flylab satellites for French research lab ONERA, three satellites for HawkEye 360, three Vindlér radio frequency monitoring satellites for Sierra Nevada Corporation built by Muon Space, and 10 satellites for Spire.
The Spire Global satellite used for the RF geolocation demonstration launched in late 2025 aboard SpaceX’s Bandwagon-4 mission.
SBQuantum is competing in MagQuest in partnership with Spire Global.
Spire Global has demonstrated single-satellite RF geolocation techniques on orbit.
Spire Global’s defense-grade, space-based RF intelligence platform enables customers to detect and act on critical signal activity anywhere on Earth.
Spire Global provides SBQuantum with satellite infrastructure, ground stations, and data processing capabilities for MagQuest.
Spire Global’s RF geolocation capabilities now span VHF, UHF, GNSS L-band, S-band, and X-band.
The Spire Global satellite was co-funded by the Government of Luxembourg through an ESA Contract in the Luxembourg National Space Program, LuxIMPULSE, managed by the Luxembourg Space Agency.
Spire Global has detected and geolocated S-band and X-band radio frequency signals from a single satellite.
Spire Global launched eight satellites to track maritime, aviation, and weather activity from orbit.
Transporter-16 includes payloads from K2 Space, Momentus, Varda, AAC Clyde Space, Space Norway, NuSat, Muon Space, Capella Space, Satlantis, Spire, PeakSat, and ICEYE.
Spire Global ended the year with more than $81 million in cash and no debt.
Spire Global is projecting full-year 2026 revenue excluding maritime of between $71 million and $81 million.
Spire Global sold its maritime division in April 2025.
Spire Global reported full-year 2025 revenue of $71.6 million.
Spire Global reported fourth-quarter 2025 GAAP revenue of $15.8 million, down 27% year over year because it sold its maritime business in April 2025.
Spire Global reported fourth-quarter 2025 adjusted EBITDA of negative $9.7 million, an 8% improvement year over year.
AiDASH selected Spire Global to provide advanced weather intelligence for electric-grid protection using Spire’s satellite data.
Spire Global secured a position on the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s SHIELD IDIQ contract, which has a shared ceiling of $151 billion.