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Space Pioneer plans to have the maiden flight of the TL-3 rocket in 2025.
Space Pioneer plans to expand its Jiuquan operations to support two simultaneous launch campaigns, for up to sixty launches per year.
Space Pioneer, LandSpace, and CAS Space have won contracts to launch eighteen Qianfan satellites.
Space Pioneer is preparing for an initial public offering on one of China's stock exchanges and raised about 2.5 billion Yuan from government-backed investors.
Space Pioneer completed tests of the Tianlong-3 rocket.
After Space Pioneer has sufficiently tested both stages according to its criteria, the full 72-meter-tall two-stage partially reusable Tianlong-31 will head to its dedicated launch pad at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center for a debut flight before the end of the year.
Space Pioneer aims to launch Tianlong-3 thirty times per year using two launch pads at Jiuquan in the coming years.
Space Pioneer plans to move the fully tested Tianlong-31 two-stage partially reusable vehicle to a dedicated launch pad at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center for its debut flight.
Space Pioneer intends to conduct the Tianlong-31 maiden flight before the end of 2025 after both stages meet company test criteria.
In February 2024, Space Pioneer declared it would perform Tianlong-3's debut flight in June 2024, followed by five more launches before the end of 2025.
Space Pioneer plans to launch Tianlong-3 in 2025 after a 2024 static-fire test mishap in which a stage broke free of clamps and fell back to Earth.
Space Pioneer secured $207,000,000 in funding 2024.
Space Pioneer became the first Chinese commercial company to reach orbit with a liquid rocket in April 2023 using Tianlong-2.
Space Pioneer aims to launch 30 Tianlong-3 rockets per year.
Space Pioneer plans to launch its Tianlong-3 rocket in June 2024 and intends Tianlong-3 to eventually have a reusable first stage.
Space Pioneer and Landspace achieved the first Chinese commercial liquid propellant launch successes in 2023.
Space Pioneer and Landspace achieved first commercial liquid-propellant launch successes in 2023.
Space Pioneer (Tianlong-2) and Landspace (Zhuque-2) became the first Chinese commercial firms to reach orbit with liquid propellant rockets in 2023.
Space Pioneer and Landspace achieved first commercial liquid propellant launch successes in 2023.
iSpace, Expace, Space Pioneer, and Landspace reached orbit in 2023, and Orienspace aimed to conduct its first launch with the Gravity-1 solid rocket in the second half of 2023.