LandSpace

蓝箭航天空间科技股份有限公司

LandSpace, officially LandSpace Technology Corporation, is a Chinese commercial space launch provider established in 2015 and headquartered in Beijing. As a private enterprise, LandSpace focuses on developing and operating launch vehicles, particularly those using liquid oxygen-methane propellants. Its Zhuque-2 rocket achieved a significant milestone in July 2023 by becoming the world's first methane-fueled launch vehicle to reach orbit. LandSpace aims to provide cost-effective and reliable space transportation services, contributing to the growing commercial space sector in China.

commercialFounded 2015

Beijing, China, China

www.landspace.com

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LandSpace was accepted for IPO application on December 31, 2025.

FinancialValue 3.0Apr 3, 2026Landspace's IPO process has been paused CAS Space announces the 1st uncrewed launch of their "New Shepard" Lihong-2 NET Oct. 2026 & solicits experiments Onespace, 1st chinese private LSP (failed OS-M1 in 2019) is back in the launcher business with a design review of "Linglong-1"

LandSpace scheduled a methane-fueled Zhuque-3 recovery test for the second quarter of 2026.

PlanValue 4.3Mar 22, 2026China satellite investment soars as SpaceX sparks race for space

LandSpace targeted a full reuse flight of Zhuque-3 for the end of 2026.

PlanValue 4.0Mar 22, 2026China satellite investment soars as SpaceX sparks race for space

LandSpace is a private Chinese orbital launch service provider.

GeneralValue 1.8Mar 19, 2026Perhaps the most well known of all private Chinese orbital LSP, @LandSpace_Tech is only into their 9th launch ever in history & yet they may already be the industry leader in a most chaotic spaceflight market anywhere. Can they score another success today?

LandSpace’s ZQ-2E rocket has a longer first stage and tail fins.

CapabilityValue 3.0Mar 19, 2026No more funky tail fins on this…

LandSpace is on its ninth launch ever.

GeneralValue 2.3Mar 19, 2026Perhaps the most well known of all private Chinese orbital LSP, @LandSpace_Tech is only into their 9th launch ever in history & yet they may already be the industry leader in a most chaotic spaceflight market anywhere. Can they score another success today?

LandSpace's ZQ-2E rocket has a longer first stage and tail fins.

CapabilityValue 3.6Mar 19, 2026RT by @AJ_FI: Detail shot of the coming ZQ-2E with longer first stage

LandSpace’s Zhuque-2E Y1 is associated with a November 2024 launch in the map legend.

PlanGeneralValue 2.5Mar 17, 2026Looking for other options, I remembered LandSpace is supposed to have a Zhuque-2E - which hasn’t been back since a failure last August - in JSLC since before ‘26 started. The drop zones are bothering though because they “should” be too far downrange. (from @TAbusnardo)

LandSpace's Zhuque-2E v1.1 final vehicle is on a launch pad.

GeneralValue 4.0Mar 17, 2026RT by @raz_liu: ZQ2E_v1.1_final_FINAL pic.

LandSpace's Zhuque-2 rocket has a stretched newer version.

CapabilityPlanValue 3.0Mar 17, 2026The rocket really get stretched a lot *again*…

LandSpace’s Zhuque-2E Y2 is associated with a May 2025 launch in the map legend.

PlanValue 3.9Mar 17, 2026Looking for other options, I remembered LandSpace is supposed to have a Zhuque-2E - which hasn’t been back since a failure last August - in JSLC since before ‘26 started. The drop zones are bothering though because they “should” be too far downrange. (from @TAbusnardo)

The map legend marks a March 19 launch for LandSpace’s Zhuque-2E.

PlanGeneralValue 3.5Mar 17, 2026Looking for other options, I remembered LandSpace is supposed to have a Zhuque-2E - which hasn’t been back since a failure last August - in JSLC since before ‘26 started. The drop zones are bothering though because they “should” be too far downrange. (from @TAbusnardo)

LandSpace’s Zhuque-2E Y3 is associated with an August 2025 launch in the map legend.

PlanValue 2.2Mar 17, 2026Looking for other options, I remembered LandSpace is supposed to have a Zhuque-2E - which hasn’t been back since a failure last August - in JSLC since before ‘26 started. The drop zones are bothering though because they “should” be too far downrange. (from @TAbusnardo)

The vehicle in the image is the LandSpace ZQ-2E.

GeneralValue 2.0Mar 17, 2026But then I remembered LandSpace has been planning to replace the “block 2 but still interim” methane/LOX engines on the ZQ-2E w/ ones for the future ultimate Zhuque-3 variant. So I thought if a more powerful ZQ-2E could actually be the flying…then this photo appears!

LandSpace has been planning to replace the interim methane/LOX engines on the ZQ-2E with engines intended for the future Zhuque-3 variant.

PlanCapabilityValue 4.0Mar 17, 2026But then I remembered LandSpace has been planning to replace the “block 2 but still interim” methane/LOX engines on the ZQ-2E w/ ones for the future ultimate Zhuque-3 variant. So I thought if a more powerful ZQ-2E could actually be the flying…then this photo appears!

LandSpace tested a satellite deployment mechanism for Qianfan-like spacecraft recently.

CapabilityPlanValue 3.0Mar 7, 2026Jiuquan Set to Host First Qianfan Constellation Launch in Coming Weeks

LandSpace’s Zhuque-3 is capable of placing up to 11,800 kilograms into orbit with its current design.

CapabilityValue 4.6Mar 7, 2026Jiuquan Set to Host First Qianfan Constellation Launch in Coming Weeks

In August of last year, Space Pioneer and LandSpace were contracted by Shanghai Spacesail Technologies to prove capability to launch at least one Qianfan satellite group by the end of March.

RelationshipsPlanValue 4.0Mar 7, 2026Jiuquan Set to Host First Qianfan Constellation Launch in Coming Weeks

LandSpace’s propulsion teams have completed comprehensive tests of the full-flow staged-combustion Blue Flame-20 (蓝焱-20) engine, commonly shortened to BF-20.

CapabilityPlanGeneralValue 4.0Mar 6, 2026LandSpace's BF-20 Engine Reaches 220 Tons of Thrust in Latest Comprehensive Tests

LANDSPACE completed a full-engine test of the BF-20 on March 6, 2026.

CapabilityPlanValue 4.0Mar 6, 2026🔥 LANDSPACE just completed a long-duration test of their BF-20 FFSC methalox engine, making another milestone on their way to catch up with SpaceX

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