Global Invacom Group Limited and eNexus Space Data, a growing EO ground station service provider, have moved into the planned delivery phase during the month of October of eNexus’ first two Global Invacom TerraLink 370 Earth Observation (EO) ground stations, for installation in New Zealand and Iceland. These initial sites are part of ongoing growth and rollout plans for eNexus.

Starlab Space LLC has announced a payload reservation from Elethron, an advanced materials and process engineering company developing high-performance crystalline materials for semiconductor applications. The reservation will provide Elethron with a pathway to demonstrate and operate its ĀTAR in-space materials- processing platform aboard Starlab.

SSC Space has signed a contract with Airbus Defence and Space to provide extended ground station support for the Pléiades Neo mission and the new Pléiades Neo Next mission.

EUMETSAT’s Mission Control Centre in Darmstadt, Germany, has taken over control of the newest addition to its fleet of meteorological satellites, Meteosat Third Generation Imager 2 (MTG-I2), following the successful completion of its Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP).

Global deeptech company Cailabs has said that Factory 27, a new 10,000 m² manufacturing facility in Rennes that will give the company the means to build up to 50 optical ground stations a year by 2028, is progressing according to plan, adding that preparations for the construction of a similar site in the US are accelerating.

The European Space Agency and ispace-Europe S.A, the Luxembourg-based European entity of ispace, inc. marked the official signing of the Phase 2 agreement for MAGPIE, the Mission for Advanced Geophysics and Polar Ice Exploration.

AAC Clyde Space has received an order valued at EUR 824,000 (approx. SEK 9.1 M) from a Dutch aerospace company for power systems and onboard subsystems. First subsystems are expected to be delivered in early 2027, with final deliveries in the second half of 2027.

As Europe faces a rapidly evolving security landscape, closer Nordic cooperation in defence and security is essential. Now, five of Europe's most prominent defence and technology companies, Ericsson, Kongsberg, Nokia, Patria and Saab, have joined the Defence Track within Nordic Compass, a pan-regional Round Table for industry. Here, they will work as founding drivers of the track.

Lithuania is becoming NATO's precision photonics capital because it has what almost no one else does: 60 years of laser science, and companies fast enough to move at the speed the technology demands. Lithuania is NATO’s most exposed border, where precision photonics is a defence need for the country, not a market opportunity. That combination has built a cluster of 60+ companies and thousands of specialists in Vilnius, with the sector growing by 16% annually.

Space Forge Inc has signed a master research agreement with The Texas A&M University System, which sets the framework for a research collaboration and marks a first step towards Space Forge establishing its initial semiconductor materials manufacturing and processing capability in the U.S. The agreement applies throughout the Texas A&M System and establishes how future research will be handled across all joint projects.