Fleet Space Technologies is an Australian space company focused on revolutionizing mineral exploration, defense, and space exploration. As a manufacturer and connectivity solutions provider, they develop space-enabled technology, including nanosatellites and advanced communication systems, to connect Earth, Moon, and Mars. Their key product, ExoSphere, provides real-time 3D subsurface imaging for mineral discovery, and they are also developing space-based defense capabilities, collaborating with the Australian Defence Space Command. Fleet Space partners with organizations like Rio Tinto and the Australian Space Agency.
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The $26,400,000 investment will expand Fleet Space Technologies’ manufacturing footprint and its highly skilled workforce.
Fleet Space Technologies secured $26,400,000 in investment at a $126,000,000 valuation.
Fleet Space Technologies raised $26,400,000 in a Series B funding round.
Fleet Space designed, built, and launched Australia’s first commercial nanosatellites.
Fleet Space plans to launch a further 16 smallsats during 2022 and 2023.
Fleet Space Technologies launched its sixth smallsat, Centauri 4 (C4), aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Transporter-2 mission on 2021-06-30, EST.
Fleet Space plans a constellation of 140 smallsats to be established by 2027.
Centauri 4 implements Fleet Space’s first 3D-printed antenna system, completely designed in-house.
Fleet Space projects that its planned constellation could generate lifetime revenue of $1,820,000,000.
Centauri 3 is Fleet Space Technologies’ fifth commercial nanosatellite of a planned 140-satellite constellation and will demonstrate Industrial Internet of Things capabilities by linking multiple remote sensors monitoring critical infrastructure with central base stations 24 hours a day.
Fleet Space Technologies received $386,770 through the Moon to Mars Supply Chain Capability Improvement grant.
Two Tyvak-built cubesats named Myriota 7 and Centauri 3 were launched in March by Rocket Lab for Australian companies Myriota and Fleet, respectively.
Fleet Space Technologies launched Australia’s first commercial smallsats in 2018.
Gilmour Space Technologies has a contract to launch six Fleet Space Centauri nanosatellites on its Eris rockets in 2023.
Fleet Space Technologies is building a planned constellation of 140 satellites.
Gilmour Space Technologies and Fleet Space Technologies are partnering to launch small satellites to orbit.
Other companies that launched IoT satellites 2021-03-22 include Fleet Space Technologies, Kepler Communications, Hiber, and Lacuna Space.
Fleet Space’s Centauri 3 is a newly designed 6U smallsat that will join Fleet Space’s planned constellation of 140 Industrial Internet of Things satellites in low Earth orbit.
Centauri 3 will test new hardware and space systems developed by Fleet Space to support the 2023 Seven Sisters resource exploration mission.
Fleet Space plans to launch two more smallsats in the same year as Centauri 3 and a further 16 smallsats during 2022 and 2023.