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PJT Partners

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PJT Partners is a global advisory-focused investment bank that offers strategic advice, restructuring, and capital-raising services to corporations, financial sponsors, institutional investors, and governments. While not directly involved in space technology development or manufacturing, PJT Partners, through its strategic advisory group, provides financial and strategic guidance to companies in the aerospace and satellite industry, including support for M&A, partnerships, and new business ventures. The firm has advised on significant M&A transactions in the satellite industry, demonstrating its involvement in shaping the financial landscape of the space sector. Keywords associated with PJT Partners include investment banking, strategic advisory, mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, capital markets, and aerospace/satellite industry.

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New York, New York, United States
www.pjtpartners.com
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Wells Fargo and PJT Partners are advising Rocket Lab on the Iridium acquisition.

RelationshipsValue 4.0Jun 29, 2026Rocket Lab Agrees to Acquire Iridium in $8 Billion Deal

PJT Partners served as financial adviser to Aireon, and Hogan Lovells served as its legal counsel.

RelationshipsLegalFinancialValue 4.0May 14, 2026Space-Based Aircraft Surveillance System Gains Single Owner in $366.7M Deal

James Murray is a partner at investment bank PJT Partners and views 2021 as a strong time to raise capital for ventures in and around space.

GovernanceFinancialValue 2.2Feb 9, 2021Investors see multiple avenues for space sector exits

PJT Partners serves as an advisor to HawkEye 360, a firm operating satellites to pinpoint the origin of radio frequency signals.

RelationshipsGeneralValue 3.4Nov 13, 2019Study pegs cost of imagery constellation at $300 million

RRE Ventures and PJT Partners produced a study that estimates companies can build, launch, and operate constellations to gather global Earth imagery at one-meter resolution for $300,000,000.

FinancialCapabilityValue 4.0Nov 13, 2019Study pegs cost of imagery constellation at $300 million
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