Welcome to the newest edition of SpaceTech Weekly, your go-to source for space news. This recap is for informational purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice.
“Capitals continues to chase a more diverse space economy: AI-enabled defense training and ongoing government programs reflect appetite for digital edge, while a burst of private funding accelerates manufacturing and solar-cell tech. SpaceX's Starship testing cadence advances, Voyager Lunar Systems wins NASA CLPS visibility, and SWISSto12 and Flexell Space scale GEO/LEO capabilities as India’s Skyroot opens private orbital flight. Execution risk lingers as programs scale and procurement cycles turn.“
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Here is a quick overview of news that happened this week:
Swissto12 raises $70 million for small GEO satellite production
Flexell Space raises $20 million in Series A funding
Voyager acquires Astrobotic
Space startup funding stays close to record highs as SpaceX IPO attracts new investors
Will space stocks do better than the S&P 500?
Should WisdomTree’s new space economy ETF change how investors view its thematic strategy?
SpaceX prepares for Starship Flight 13
India launches first private-sector orbital rocket
Slingshot Aerospace wins $69.2 million contract with U.S. Space Force for AI mission readiness
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