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Infinite Orbits plans to leverage Lúnasa’s in-house testing and assembly facilities and move away from using third-party alternatives.
The acquisition of Lúnasa provides Infinite Orbits with a stronger technical backbone for future life-extension missions, including a GEO mission for SES in 2027.
Infinite Orbits’ current order book totals €150 million.
SES ordered a GEO servicing mission from Infinite Orbits.
Infinite Orbits has a backlog of €150 million (approximately $176 million) that needs to be delivered over the next three years.
Infinite Orbits is adopting a fabless model by outsourcing manufacturing.
Infinite Orbits raised €40 million (approximately $47 million) in November 2025.
Infinite Orbits is keeping its core intellectual property related to rendezvous and docking technology proprietary.
Infinite Orbits is a French in-space servicing competitor.
Infinite Orbits is opening offices across five European countries.
SES and Infinite Orbits have reached an agreement for one geostationary satellite life extension mission.
Infinite Orbits is the first European company to carry out a geostationary satellite life extension mission and only the second in the world.
Infinite Orbits and SES have signed arrangements for a commercial mission that includes a geostationary satellite life extension mission.
Adel Haddoud is the CEO of Infinite Orbits.
Infinite Orbits will extend the lifespan of at least one of SES’s GEO satellites by five years following an in-orbit demonstration.
SES and Infinite Orbits have agreed to conduct one geostationary satellite life extension mission.
Infinite Orbits has signed a deal with GEO operator SES for a servicing mission scheduled for 2027.
Infinite Orbits plans to open new offices in Luxembourg, Spain, the UK, Germany, and Poland as part of its growth strategy.
Infinite Orbits, a French satellite servicing company, has secured a €40 million ($46.3 million) round of financing to support its deployment efforts.
Infinite Orbits has contracts with the French Ministry of Defense, the US Air Force, and Hispasat.