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.
“This week underscores a shift toward space infrastructure. Quantum Space’s DoW on-orbit refueling and a merger with Inflection Point Acquisition Corp signal rising capital interest in logistics. Eutelsat and Mercury expand Angola’s LEO services, while Arianespace’s VA269 launches 36 Amazon Leo satellites, boosting capacity for large constellations. Dawn’s Series B backs reusable transport; EQT’s Exolaunch purchase and ElevationSpace’s Series B underscore appetite for end-to-end deployment and scalable tech. Risks center on ramp and integration.“ - Commentary by Matej Pretković
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Here is a quick overview of news that happened this week:
Dawn Aerospace raises $25 million in funding
EQT to buy Exolaunch
ElevationSpace raises $40 million in Series B funding, totaling $63.5 million raised
Arianespace launches 36 Amazon satellites on first Ariane 6 rocket with upgraded boosters
Quantum Space gets Pentagon contract for orbital refueling spacecraft development
France awards Eutelsat a €138 million contract for secure satellite communications
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