Argotec is an Italian aerospace engineering company specializing in the production of small satellites and the development of solutions for human spaceflight. Their activities encompass design, development, integration, and in-orbit operations, with a focus on microsatellites for deep space missions. Argotec collaborates with major space agencies like NASA, ESA, and ASI, and has contributed to missions such as NASA's DART and Artemis 1. Associated keywords include small satellites, human spaceflight solutions, space services, and deep space exploration.
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Argotec’s SpacePark Mission Control Center in Italy acquired signal from all seven satellites after launch and orbit insertion operations were completed.
Argotec flew seven HEO satellites on the mission as part of its Hawk for Earth Observation constellation for Europe’s IRIDE program.
Argotec has investments in California for advanced telecommunications solutions development.
Argotec’s EBITDA rose from 2.1 million euros to more than 16 million euros in fiscal year 2025.
Argotec closed fiscal year 2025 with its best-ever financial results.
Argotec operates a new production facility in Florida.
Argotec’s EBITDA margin in fiscal year 2025 was 28%.
Defense accounted for 30% of Argotec’s business volume in the last fiscal year.
Argotec’s 2026 revenue target is 100 million euros.
Argotec’s Melbourne, Florida site houses HEO satellites intended to become part of the IRIDE constellation in May.
Argotec can produce up to one satellite per week.
Argotec’s HEO satellite fleet is expected to reach 25 satellites by the end of the year.
Argotec is an Italian company specialized in small satellites and related subsystems.
Argotec has achieved a 75% average annual growth rate since 2022.
Argotec has recorded double-digit growth for four consecutive years.
Argotec’s HEO constellation is used for Earth observation.
Argotec’s fiscal year 2025 revenue reached 57 million euros, up 60% year over year.
Argotec’s SpacePark headquarters is in Turin.
The LUMIO project involves Argotec, IMT, Nautilus, S&T Norway, Lift Me Off, and ECAPS.
Argotec's new Melbourne headquarters represents an investment of more than $25 million in smallsat manufacturing capabilities.