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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Fleet Space Technologies is expanding operations in Adelaide.
Fleet Space Technologies’ SpaceTech Hyperfactory is designed to produce thousands of geophysical sensors and hundreds of satellites per year.
Fleet Space Technologies inaugurated its SpaceTech Hyperfactory in 2025.
Fleet Space Technologies has opened a new global headquarters and satellite factory in Adelaide, Australia.
The facility supports manufacturing for geophysical sensors deployed to mining and resources sites for Fleet Space’s ExoSphere service.
The new factory will enable Fleet Space to produce thousands of sensors and hundreds of satellites annually.
Fleet Space is deploying a lunar variant of its ExoSphere technology on Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 2 to the Moon.
Fleet Space is expanding into off-world missions with its mineral exploration technologies targeted at the Moon and Mars.
The Fleet Space facility in Adelaide covers 5,300 square meters and is located in Adelaide Airport’s Catalyst Park.
Fleet Space operates Australia’s first Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation.
Blue Ghost 2 will carry a commercial seismometer from Australia-based Fleet Space Technologies.
The Fleet Space Technologies seismometer on Blue Ghost 2 will operate by tapping into lander-provided power and communications services.
The Australian Space Agency awarded Fleet a grant worth 4 million Australian dollars to develop a geophysical device for investigating the lunar South Pole and searching for water ice deposits.
Fleet Space Technologies’ total venture funding after the Series D round exceeds $165,000,000.
Fleet Space Technologies raised $100,000,000 in a Series D funding round to expand its satellite-based mineral exploration capabilities and pursue lunar technology.
Fleet Space Technologies operates the Centauri satellite constellation that includes Centauri-3, Centauri-4, Centauri-5, and Centauri-6.
Tyvak International collaborated with Fleet Space Technologies to develop the Centauri-6 satellite.
Fleet Space manufactured the Centauri-6 payload using advanced techniques including 3D printing.
Tyvak International successfully launched Fleet Space Technologies’ Centauri-6 satellite on 2024-04-07 aboard SpaceX’s Bandwagon-1 mission from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center at 23:16 UTC.
Centauri-6 joins Fleet Space Technologies’ existing satellites Centauri-3 (launched March 2021), Centauri-4 (launched June 2021), and Centauri-5 (launched May 2022) in Fleet Space’s satellite constellation.