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Infinite Orbits selected two Open Cosmos platforms for its “Tom & Jerry” low Earth orbit SDA demonstration in 2027.
Infinite Orbits and Open Cosmos have a partnership for a new low Earth orbit mission to advance autonomous inspection and operational space situational awareness capabilities.
Open Cosmos will integrate Infinite Orbits’ vision-based RPO solution and inspection and space situational awareness subsystems into the “Tom & Jerry” mission.
Infinite Orbits contracted Open Cosmos to design, build, and deliver the programme infrastructure for the “Tom & Jerry” mission.
Isar Aerospace won two additional missions through ESA’s Flight Ticket Initiative: an Infinite Orbits debris-servicing demonstration and an Isispace cubesat deployment.
Infinite Orbits is developing Orbit Guard, a microsatellite designed for satellite monitoring in geostationary orbit.
Infinite Orbits signed an agreement with European satellite operator SES to extend the life of SES satellites from 2027 using Endurance.
Infinite Orbits strengthened its Endurance satellite life-extension vehicle by incorporating advanced on-orbit rendezvous and docking capabilities from Lúnasa Space.
Infinite Orbits acquired the Luxembourg-based company LMO less than a week before the purchase of Lúnasa Space.
Infinite Orbits completed an oversubscribed financing round valued at €40 million less than four months before the consecutive acquisitions of LMO and Lúnasa Space.
The chief executive of the UK Space Agency supports Infinite Orbits’ entry into the UK space sector and treats the acquisition as a vote of confidence in UK engineering talent.
Infinite Orbits holds a contract with the Direction Générale de l'Armement of the French Ministry of Defense to deploy Orbit Guard for detection of threats to French military infrastructure.
Infinite Orbits already operates in France, Spain, and Luxembourg prior to its expansion into the United Kingdom.
Infinite Orbits integrated Lúnasa Space’s facilities, human capital, and technical intellectual property into its operations.
Infinite Orbits acquired the British space developer Lúnasa Space on Tuesday 3 March.
The acquisition of Lúnasa Space formalizes Infinite Orbits’ establishment in the United Kingdom.
Adel Haddoud, CEO of Infinite Orbits, supports reinforcing the company’s leadership in the international on-orbit services market and protecting its European sovereign expertise.
SES is developing meoSphere, a next-generation multi-mission MEO network, in collaboration with New Space partners Impulse Space, Infinite Orbits, and K2 Space.
On 26 February 2026 Infinite Orbits announced it was purchasing the Luxembourg-based operations of LMO.
Infinite Orbits is developing Orbit Guard, a small spacecraft for close-range monitoring of geostationary satellites.