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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GomSpace received a €1.5 million subcontract for Don Quijote’s attitude and orbit control system and onboard software, with an additional €500,000 in optional activities.
Emxys leads an industrial consortium for Don Quijote with GMV and Gomspace.
Gomspace has a 2 million euro contract to provide attitude and orbit control systems and onboard software for Don Quijote.
GomSpace’s outstanding share count increased from 168,669,159 to 173,522,461 shares after the warrant exercise.
GomSpace’s satellite platform kits are modular, flight-proven systems designed to reduce system integration complexity and shorten time to mission.
GomSpace’s existing shareholders faced approximately 2.8 percent dilution after the warrant exercise.
GomSpace Group AB’s largest shareholder, Peter Hargreaves, exercised all 3,301,566 warrants of series 2023/2039 through The Hargreaves Family No. 14 trust.
The exercise of GomSpace warrants resulted in the subscription of 4,853,302 new shares.
The warrants were linked to an €18 million shareholder credit facility that Peter Hargreaves provided to GomSpace and that was first disclosed in June 2025.
The warrant exercise generated approximately 340,000 Swedish kronor in cash proceeds for GomSpace.
GomSpace secured a follow-on order for satellite platform kits from an existing customer in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
GomSpace’s share capital increased from 11,806,841 Swedish kronor to 12,146,572 Swedish kronor after the warrant exercise.
The GomSpace follow-on satellite platform kit order is valued at approximately 34 million Swedish kronor.
GomSpace supplied the satellite bus for GEMS2-Amethyst.
GomSpace will deliver proprietary satellite platform kits over several consecutive quarters under the follow-on order.
GomSpace generated revenue of 441.8 MSEK for fiscal year 2025.
GomSpace has a long-term strategic supply agreement with Danish electronics contract manufacturer NECAS.
GomSpace will deliver the hardware in phased tranches across the remaining quarters of 2026 and early 2027.
The GomSpace follow-on order is valued at approximately 34 million Swedish Krona.
GomSpace’s platform kits support spacecraft form factors from 1U CubeSats to 12U and micro-payload configurations.