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PLD Space plans to focus throughout 2025 on testing and launching the first MIURA 5 unit on its maiden flight.
The launch base at CSG Kourou for PLD Space will cover over 15,700 square meters and will host MIURA 5’s first launches.
PLD Space received 42,000,000 EUR from the PERTE program backed by the Government of Spain, including 1,500,000 EUR in July 2023 and 40,500,000 EUR at the end of January 2024.
PLD Space will aim to launch the MIURA 5 mission at the end of 2025.
PLD Space received 78,000,000 EUR in investment from shareholders since its foundation.
PLD Space plans to extend its test facilities from 154,000 to 800,000 square meters.
PLD Space plans to expand its workforce to 300 employees by the end of the year.
PLD Space will multiply the size of its facilities by five, growing from 169,000 to 834,000 square metres.
PLD Space received 78,000,000 EUR in investment from shareholders since its foundation.
PLD Space achieved the successful flight of MIURA 1 in October 2023.
PLD Space plans to expand its test facilities from 154,000 to 800,000 square metres.
PLD Space’s 2025 focus will be on testing and launching the first MIURA 5 unit on its maiden flight.
PLD Space achieved a successful flight of MIURA 1 in October 2023.
PLD Space plans to expand its workforce to 300 employees by the end of the year.
PLD Space’s industrial site, with building work already underway, will house the factory for the first MIURA 5 units and the company head offices.
PLD Space has reached 120,000,000 EUR in funding to date.
PLD Space received 42,000,000 EUR from the PERTE backed by the Government of Spain for a Spanish space launcher.
PLD Space has grown from 161 to 194 employees so far 2024 and aims to reach 300 employees by the end of the year.
As of 2024-04-23, PLD Space has raised 78,000,000 EUR to date from its industrial and qualified institutional shareholders.
PLD Space is already underway with the factory expansion and expects to open it in mid-2024.