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Deloitte has contracted with Spire to design, build, and operate eight satellites.
Spire's observations can resolve subsurface conditions at resolutions up to 100 meters.
GIST and IOM are using five years of high-resolution Soil Moisture Insights from Spire to map conflict dynamics in Ethiopia's Somali Region.
GIST and IOM are building an interactive early warning dashboard that integrates live Soil Moisture Insights from Spire.
Spire's Soil Moisture Insights product provides near-real-time measurements of surface wetness and dryness worldwide, derived from the company's constellation of dual-use satellites.
Spire Global received a contract from Deloitte to design, manufacture, and operate eight satellites for the Silent Shield program on December 1, 2025.
The Silent Shield program utilizes Spire's satellite technology for real-time analysis of satellite signal patterns to detect anomalies and assess mitigation measures.
Spire is currently leaning into government weather and Earth observation contracts while reshaping its business after the sale of its maritime division.
Spire operates a small satellite constellation that collects radio frequency data for numerical weather prediction, maritime tracking, aviation monitoring, and other analytics products.
Spire is pushing new payload missions with its Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder payload completing environmental testing and being integrated on a 16U satellite for launch.
Spire is targeting revenue growth of more than 20 percent in 2026 from a continuing operations base of roughly 100 million dollars in annual revenue.
Under a contract announced in early September 2025, NOAA agreed to pay about 11.2 million dollars over one year for satellite weather data from Spire.
Spire's 2024 and early 2025 results reflect one-time impacts from the maritime divestiture and ongoing cost-tightening efforts.
In October 2025, the European weather agency EUMETSAT renewed a radio occultation data contract with Spire worth about 3 million euros over two years.
As of the second quarter of 2025, Spire reported about 117.6 million dollars in cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities.
Spire closed the sale of its maritime business for roughly 238.9 million dollars, recognizing a gain of about 154.3 million dollars.
The proceeds from the maritime business sale were used to pay down all outstanding debt, leaving Spire debt-free by the end of the first quarter of 2025.
A separate nine-month Ocean Surface Winds Pilot Study contract worth 2.5 million dollars tasks Spire with supplying GNSS reflectometry data to improve hurricane and severe weather forecasting.
Spire can regain compliance with NYSE rules by submitting the missing Form 10-Q to the SEC before May 19, 2026.
In March 2025, Spire announced a 40 million dollar private placement intended to strengthen liquidity and support growth across its data and space services segments.