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Day One of WSBW 2025 showed the space industry is finally growing up. Direct-to-Device is moving from hype to market reality, EO faces pressure to deliver insights over imagery, and sustainability is shifting from mantra to market. With financing tightening and geopolitics shaping spectrum and data, the industry’s future depends less on launches and more on building resilient, scalable businesses.

A finite liability union member, SKY Perfect JSAT, has declared its intention to invest in Seraphim Space Ventures II, which was...

Blue Skies Space, a London-based company, has raised more than £2 million in finance to hasten the delivery of its fleet of satellites....

The Development Bank of Japan, Mizuho Bank Limited, NTT DOCOMO, and Space Compass Corporation, collectively known as “the Japanese...

The Department of Commerce and Rocket Lab USA, a pioneer in the world of launch services and space technologies, have signed a...

The Eutelsat Group has confirmed that it is a part of Seraphim Space’s SSV II venture capital fund. The goal of Eutelsat’s investment is...