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The HANBIT-Nano 'SPACEWARD' mission marks INNOSPACE's first commercial launch, carrying customer satellites and payloads into low Earth orbit (LEO) at an altitude of 300 km.
The launch will take place at the Alcântara Space Center (CEA), operated by the Brazilian Air Force, from INNOSPACE's proprietary launch platform.
INNOSPACE is developing hybrid rocket-powered small satellite launchers to provide low-cost and reliable launch services.
Under contracts signed with five customers from Brazil, India, and South Korea, INNOSPACE will deliver a total of eight registered payloads.
The mission's name 'SPACEWARD' symbolizes INNOSPACE's first step toward space with its independently developed two-stage launch vehicle, HANBIT-Nano.
INNOSPACE has offices in South Korea, Brazil, and France, and is expanding global business opportunities in the space industry.
INNOSPACE conducted a first stage qualification test for its HANBIT-Nano launch vehicle.
INNOSPACE appointed MBS as its exclusive agent for launch service sales and marketing within Germany.
INNOSPACE signed a multi-launch service contract worth USD 5.8 million with Media Broadcast Satellite GmbH (MBS) in Germany.
INNOSPACE will carry out two HANBIT launch missions to deploy MBS satellites into LEO, with one launch in 2026 and the other planned by 2028.
The partnership with MBS is expected to establish a strategic foothold for INNOSPACE in the European launch services market.
INNOSPACE has officially appointed MBS as its exclusive agent for launch service sales and marketing within Germany.
MBS satellites will serve as the primary payloads in both INNOSPACE launch missions, with priority in launch scheduling and orbit determination.
INNOSPACE plans to strengthen its local sales capabilities and customer networks based on its exclusive agency agreement with MBS.
INNOSPACE will carry out two HANBIT launch missions to deploy MBS satellites into Low Earth orbit, with one launch in 2026 and the other planned by 2028.
INNOSPACE has signed a multi-launch service contract worth $5.8 million with Media Broadcast Satellite GmbH in Germany.
MBS emphasizes flexibility, reliability, and sovereignty in its partnership with INNOSPACE.
The contract with MBS marks INNOSPACE's entry into the European space launch market.
Soojong Kim is the founder and CEO of INNOSPACE.
MBS satellites will serve as the primary payloads in both INNOSPACE launch missions, with priority in launch scheduling and orbit determination.