Lunar Outpost EU
Lunar Outpost EU, established in 2022 as the European subsidiary of Lunar Outpost Inc.
Location: Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
Sector: Moon
Thales Alenia Space
Thales Alenia Space, a joint venture between Thales Group and Leonardo, stands as a prominent player in the global space industry. With a diverse portfolio encompassing telecommunications, Earth observation, navigation, and space exploration, the company contributes significantly to both commercial and governmental space endeavors.
Location: Cannes, France
Spacebit
Spacebit is an innovative space technology company specializing in lunar exploration, robotic systems, and decentralized space missions. The company is developing unique rover and payload technologies to support commercial and scientific lunar exploration initiatives, aiming to create new opportunities in the space economy.
Location: London, United Kingdom
Pythom Space
Pythom Space is a Swedish-American aerospace company developing a complete space transportation system, including rockets, landers, and spaceships, aimed at supporting human exploration of the solar system.
Location: Zug, Switzerland Bishop, California, USA
Plus Ultra Space Outposts
Plus Ultra Space Outposts, established in 2020 and headquartered in Madrid, Spain, is dedicated to deploying and managing off-Earth infrastructure to support the burgeoning cislunar economy. Through its flagship project, the "Harmony" lunar satellite constellation, the company aims to provide continuous, high-speed communications and precise navigation services for both commercial and institutional lunar missions. Collaborations with entities like ispace Europe and Lunar Station Corporation underscore Plus Ultra's commitment to facilitating a sustainable and thriving lunar ecosystem
Location: Madrid, Spain
Moonscape S.à r.l.-S
Moonscape is designing a lunar data and relay constellation to support the next generation of surface exploration and infrastructure. Led by a former Beresheet mission lead, it brings both heritage and innovation to lunar logistics.
Location: Luxembourg.
Surrey Satellite Technology Limited
Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL), founded in 1985 as a spin-off from the University of Surrey, has been a leader in small satellite innovation for over four decades. The company offers a comprehensive range of satellite solutions, including platforms for Earth observation, science, and communications, as well as pioneering services in in-orbit servicing and debris removal. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Airbus Defence and Space, SSTL continues to drive advancements in space technology, making space more accessible and affordable for a diverse range of applications.
Location: Surrey Research Park, United Kingdom
Lunar Resources Registry (LRR)
Lunar Resources Registry (LRR) is a Luxembourg-based company dedicated to facilitating the exploration and extraction of lunar resources. By providing a transparent registry and developing a legal framework, LRR aims to support sustainable and profitable lunar mining operations, contributing to the growth of the space economy
Location: Berger Strasse 175 60385 Frankfurt am Main Germany
Adventus Interstellar
Adventus Interstellar, founded in 2020 and based in Luxembourg, focuses on developing rover-landing systems utilizing tensegrity structures to achieve ultra-low-cost space transportation solutions. The company emerged from the Argentinian space competition "Open Space" and has been recognized by the European Space Resources Innovation Centre's Start-up Support Programme. Their notable project, Pulqui XXI, aims to perform the smallest and most cost-effective lunar landing to date.
Location: Luxembourg
Puli Space
Puli Space Technologies, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, is a space technology company specializing in developing low-cost, lightweight planetary rover platforms with unique mobility capabilities. The company focuses on exploring lunar resources and supporting In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) activities.
Location: Budapest, Hungary
Planetary Transportation Systems (PTS)
Planetary Transportation Systems (PTS), founded in 2009 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, is an aerospace company specializing in developing reusable space-based infrastructures to support future exploration. Formerly known as PTScientists, PTS developed the robotic lunar lander "ALINA" with the goal of facilitating affordable lunar missions.
Location: Berlin, Germany
Exobotics
Exobotics, founded in 2018 and headquartered in the United Kingdom, specializes in developing cutting-edge small-spacecraft hardware and services. The company focuses on lowering the barriers to space exploration by providing modular roving and satellite platforms, along with end-to-end services for satellite and rover missions.
Location: Cambridge, Cornwall and London, UK