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Spire Global is a U.S.-based space satellite data company cooperating with Hancom InSpace on the Sejong-1 launch.
Spire plans to launch a SpaceChain payload on a new satellite later 2021.
The Spire–NavSight merger raised $265,000,000 in cash for investing in sales, marketing, and product development operations to expand globally.
Spire Global is acquiring Canadian ship-tracking company exactEarth for about $161,200,000 through a mix of cash and stock.
Spire Global listed on the New York Stock Exchange on 2021-08-17 after merging with a SPAC and raised $265,000,000 from the transaction.
Spire Global initially projected raising $475,000,000 from its SPAC transaction.
Spire Global raised about $265,000,000 in cash from its SPAC merger with NavSight.
Spire Global initially projected raising $475,000,000 from the SPAC deal when it announced the merger plans in March 2021.
Dr. Neil Jacobs will work with Spire's leadership team to commercialize the company's weather solutions.
Spire Global and Arqit have valuations north of $1,000,000,000 as they work through SPAC mergers.
Stakes in the remaining four ventures—Spire Global, Arqit, Iceye, and D-Orbit—are set to be acquired by 2020-12-31, subject to the outcome of their ongoing fundraising activity.
Kamal Arafeh will work with Spire Global’s key business units to streamline the sales organization, reach new customer segments, and expand the company’s geographic footprint.
Hillary Yaffe guides Spire Global’s engagement with the investor community as Spire Global works to complete its merger with NavSight Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: NSH) to become a publicly traded company.
Mark Dembitz was Spire’s highest revenue producer in 2017 and built a multimillion-dollar potential deal pipeline across the government and private sectors in the Asia-Pacific region.
Momentus, Astra, Spire, BlackSky, Rocket Lab, and Redwire planned SPAC deals in 2021 that together intended to raise $2,800,000,000.
Spire Global will receive about $475,000,000 in cash from its merger with NavSight to accelerate data-gathering and analysis across maritime, aviation, weather, climate, and other markets.
NOAA’s first delivery order directed GeoOptics and Spire Global each to provide 500 daily radio occultation soundings for 30 days.
Spire Global plans to use the 20,000,000 EUR to continue development of a satellite constellation that provides weather and tracking data and to develop new software applications.
Spire Global provided free radio occultation data earlier in 2020 to ECMWF, the United Kingdom’s Met Office, and the U.S. Air Force to help offset a loss of aircraft-derived data.
Spire plans to launch additional satellites later in 2020 to complete the AirSafe rollout.