GomSpace is a space company that manufactures and operates nanosatellites, offering products and services in the global market for space systems. They specialize in nanosatellite platforms, systems integration, constellation operations management, and miniaturized radio technology. GomSpace serves customers in the defense, academic, government, and commercial markets and has collaborated with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and Startical. Their offerings also include the Hands-Off Operations Platform (HOOP) for satellite operations and space traffic management solutions.
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SpaceStar relies on GomSpace’s Software Defined Radio hardware and Fugro’s software that utilizes real-time orbit and clock corrections from geostationary satellites.
Chairman of the Board Jukka Pertola expects to step down from GomSpace Group AB's board 2023 to reduce the number of his board positions and secure a smooth transition of board responsibilities.
Henrik Kølle holds 377,580 shares in GomSpace Group AB directly and 540,401 shares indirectly through a holding company.
SAIC and GomSpace signed a memorandum of understanding on 2023-04-18 at the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs.
SAIC will partner with European manufacturer GomSpace to develop small satellites for U.S. government agencies, commercial firms, and universities.
The memorandum of understanding was signed at the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs by David Ray, SAIC Senior Vice President of Space, and Frank Tobin, Executive Chairman of GomSpace North America.
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) and GomSpace Group AB (GomSpace) signed a strategic partnership to provide government and commercial customers in the Americas with new space-based mission capabilities leveraging CubeSats and SmallSats.
GomSpace received SEK 43.5 million in cash in May 2023 as the net result of a completed rights issue.
GomSpace has the option to request up to an additional EUR 13 million (SEK 147 million) from the EIB in the coming years, subject to terms and conditions.
GomSpace requested and received the first tranche of EUR 5 million (approximately SEK 56.5 million) from the EIB credit facility on 2023-02-09.
The Memorandum of Understanding was signed at the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs by David Ray, SAIC Senior Vice President of Space, and Frank Tobin, Executive Chairman of GomSpace North America.
SAIC and GomSpace Group AB signed a strategic partnership to provide government and commercial customers in the Americas with new space-based mission capabilities leveraging CubeSats and SmallSats.
The Memorandum of Understanding was signed at the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs by David Ray, SAIC Senior Vice President of Space, and Frank Tobin, Executive Chairman of GomSpace North America.
GomSpace provided the FACSAT-2 (6U) satellite for the Colombian Air Force on Transporter-7 using a GomSpace bus.
FACSAT-2, dubbed “Chiribiquete”, is a 6U Earth observation satellite built by GomSpace and was deployed using an EXOpod Nova for the Colombian Air Force.
Argotec placed an order with GomSpace for power systems valued at €845,000 to be delivered over the coming 12 months and completed by 2024-01-01.
GomSpace signed a contract with a European integrator of smallsats to supply the first NanoCom Link X standard products for a European satellite constellation.
GomSpace will deliver the first NanoCom Link X units as early as 2023-04-01.
GomSpace signed a contract with a European smallsat integrator to supply NanoCom Link X standard products for a European satellite constellation.
Tiger-1 comprises two 6U cubesats built by Denmark’s GomSpace and launched in February 2018 on a Chinese Long March 2D rocket.