The Luxembourg National Space Programme, managed by the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) in conjunction with the European Space Agency (ESA), promotes research, development, and innovation in the space sector. It provides funding and support to space-related companies and startups established in Luxembourg, particularly in areas like space resources, cybersecurity, and New Space technologies. The program aims to position Luxembourg as a hub for space innovation and entrepreneurship, building on its strengths in satellite telecommunications and Earth observation, to grow the country's space industry's contribution to its GDP.
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Astrobiome Space works with research and government partners that include Japanese R&D organizations, the European Space Agency, and the Luxembourg Space Agency.
OQ Technology raised a €30 million Series B in 2024 that included a €15 million injection from the Luxembourg Space Sector Development fund.
Edge Aerospace signed four additional contracts with ESA, the European Defence Fund, the Luxembourg Space Agency, and the Luxembourg MoD.
Neuraspace formalized a collaboration with the Luxembourg Space Agency in April 2025.
The Spire Global satellite was co-funded by the Government of Luxembourg through an ESA Contract in the Luxembourg National Space Program, LuxIMPULSE, managed by the Luxembourg Space Agency.
The Spanish Space Agency (AEE) and the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) signed a cooperation framework between the two countries' space sectors.
CSMC won a contract for an undisclosed sum from the Luxembourg Space Agency for work on its Quantum Atomic Subsurface Mapper (QASM) sensor technology.
The Canadian Space Mining Corporation (CSMC) has been awarded a contract from the Luxembourg Space Agency to develop a Quantum Atomic Subsurface Mapper (QASM) sensor.
The Luxembourg Space Agency has awarded a contract to Canadian Space Mining Corporation for the development of the Quantum Atomic Subsurface Mapper (QASM).
MGAP is being developed by Redwire’s team under the LuxImpulse contract with the Luxembourg Space Agency.
OQ Technology has backing from the Luxembourg Space Agency, European Space Agency, and the government of Luxembourg.
The Oasis-1 mission is a partnership involving Blue Origin, the Luxembourg Space Agency, ESA’s ESRIC institute, and GOMspace.
TENACIOUS is the first lunar micro-rover to be launched to the Moon and was designed, manufactured, and assembled in Europe with co-funding from the Luxembourg Space Agency through a European Space Agency contract under the Luxembourg National Space Programme LuxIMPULSE.
Luxembourg Space Sector Development (LSSD) invested in OQ Technology on 2024-10-21.
The TENACIOUS lunar micro rover was designed, manufactured, and assembled with co-funding from the Luxembourg Space Agency through a European Space Agency contract with the Luxembourg National Space Programme LuxIMPULSE.
The Luxembourg Space Agency is funding the contract through the Luxembourg National Space Program LuxIMPULSE and the contract is being implemented through ESA.
The Luxembourg Space Agency provided support for the development of Spire’s Constellation Management Platform.
The Luxembourg Space Agency funded the project by awarding Odysseus Space a contract to support further development of optical communication infrastructure.
Bradford Space won the support of the Luxembourg Space Agency and funding through LuxImpulse to establish Comet manufacturing in Luxembourg.
OQ Technology signed a €2 million contract with the European Space Agency as part of the Luxembourg National Space program LuxIMPULSE for the on-orbit pathfinder mission MACSAT.