ICEYE is a Finnish New Space technology company and the global leader in small Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite operations for Earth Observation. ICEYE designs, builds, and operates a commercial constellation of SAR microsatellites, the largest in the world, providing high-resolution imagery of the Earth's surface, day or night, and even through cloud cover. They offer solutions, satellite data, and data fusion to governments and commercial industries for applications such as disaster management, security, maritime and infrastructure monitoring. ICEYE has partnerships with organizations like the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), NATO, and Geoscape Australia, and supplies SAR data to allied nations.
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Iceye has supported Ukraine in its war with Russia since 2022.
Iceye’s clients include the U.S. Army, the National Reconnaissance Office, and NASA.
Iceye has provided humanitarian support through work with organizations after Hurricanes Milton and Helene in 2024.
Iceye closed a $173 million funding round in December that valued the company at $2.8 billion.
Iceye added six satellites on SpaceX’s Transporter-16 rideshare mission last week.
Iceye is a Finland-based Earth observation company.
The six ICEYE SAR satellites successfully entered orbit after launch on Transporter-16.
ICEYE launched six new Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-16 mission.
ICEYE’s Transporter-16 launch expands its satellite constellation and its sovereign mission capabilities for Poland and Portugal.
Space42 plans a massive scale-up with ICEYE radar satellites.
The two ICEYE radar satellites will be part of POLSARIS, a sovereign Polish Earth Observation constellation.
ICEYE launched six SAR satellites on Transporter-16, including dedicated satellites for undisclosed customers.
The General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces said Transporter-16 included two ICEYE radar satellites for the Polish military.
Exolaunch manifested six satellites for Iceye on Transporter-16.
Transporter-16 includes payloads from K2 Space, Momentus, Varda, AAC Clyde Space, Space Norway, NuSat, Muon Space, Capella Space, Satlantis, Spire, PeakSat, and ICEYE.
Seraphim Space has backed Iceye and Hawkeye 360.
ICEYE projects revenue to exceed €1 billion ($1.2 billion) in 2027.
ICEYE reported more than €100 million in EBITDA for 2025.
The German Armed Forces awarded a €1.7 billion SPOCK 1 contract to the ICEYE and Rheinmetall joint venture in December 2025.
ICEYE is on track to reach an annual production rate of 50 satellites by the end of April 2026.