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100 Space Startups Shaping the New Space Economy Worldwide

100 Space Startups Shaping the New Space Economy Worldwide

The global space industry is booming with innovative startups across continents – from launch vehicle developers to satellite manufacturers, Earth observation firms, communications constellations, in-orbit service providers, and space tourism pioneers. Below we compile 100 notable space and satellite startups from around the world, grouped by their specialization. Each entry lists the startup’s country of origin, founding year, key founders, a brief description of its products or services, specialization, major milestones, funding, and official website. This comprehensive roundup showcases the diversity and global reach of the NewSpace ecosystem in 2025. Let’s launch into the list! These startups specialize in designing and launching rockets, often with innovative techniques like reusable boosters or 3D-printed engines, to send satellites to space.
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  • Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) tops Australian growth stocks with large insider holdings
    June 30, 2026, 3:11 AM EDT. Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) is at the front of Australian growth stocks with high insider ownership, seen as a sign of management confidence. The biopharma group, focused on radiopharmaceuticals in cancer imaging and care, pulled in about US$803.8 million in sales, most of that coming from the U.S. The company's market cap stands at A$5.5 billion. Telix's cancer pipeline is broad, and its commercial footing is firm. Its key products, Illuccix and Gozellix, support 2026 revenue targets of US$950-970 million. There's still risk from regulatory and pricing pressure, but insiders remain aligned, and partnerships with United Imaging and Regeneron support the growth story. Also mentioned: Lindian Resources (ASX:LIN), market cap A$1.7 billion, which is pushing ahead on a rare earths project in Malawi. Both names show that shareholder interest tracks with insider backing.
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