February 20, 2025
FSS Capacity Pricing Faces Disruption as Industry Shifts from Scarcity to Abundance
Novaspace’s FSS Capacity Pricing Trends report reveals how abundant satellite capacity is reshaping pricing. Explore key trends in GEO & NGSO-HTS, Starlink’s impact, and emerging use cases. Download now for critical market insights.
January 24, 2025
[English] Novaspace Partners with the Colombian Space Agency to Host LATSAT, Latin America’s Premier Space Conference
LATSAT 2025 will bring together global and Latin American space leaders in Bogotá on November 19-20, 2025, to discuss innovation, public-private collaboration, and the growth of the space sector.
January 24, 2025
[Español] Novaspace se asocia con la Agencia Espacial de Colombia para acoger LATSAT, el congreso espacial líder en América Latina
LATSAT 2025 reunirá a líderes de la industria espacial de América Latina y el mundo en Bogotá, del 19 al 20 de noviembre de 2025, para explorar innovaciones, colaboraciones público-privadas y el crecimiento del sector espacial.
January 21, 2025
Defense Spending Drives Government Space Budgets to Historic High
Global government space investments reached a record $135 billion in 2024, with defense spending driving growth. Novaspace’s 24th Government Space Programs report provides in-depth analysis of over 90 countries, covering defense and civil budgets, strategic trends, and forecasts through 2033. Get the full report to access actionable insights and stay ahead in the evolving space sector.
January 9, 2025
The Space Economy to Reach $944 Billion by 2033: Novaspace Unveils Key Insights
Novaspace’s 11th Space Economy Report forecasts the industry to grow from $596 billion in 2024 to $944 billion by 2033, driven by downstream solutions like satellite-enabled navigation, Earth observation, and communications. The report explores emerging technologies, upstream challenges, and market trends, offering insights for stakeholders navigating this transformative trillion-dollar industry.
December 12, 2024
Smallsat Market Maintains Momentum Despite Starlink and Starshield Disruption, Increasingly Fueled by Government Demand
The smallsat market is forecasted to reach a value of $113.3 billion over the next decade, driven by government demand and emerging technologies. Despite challenges such as inflation, competition, and the impact of Starlink, small satellites continue to demonstrate resilience and strategic importance in global space capabilities. Novaspace’s latest report delves into key trends, including defense-driven growth, commercial opportunities in Earth Observation and Direct-to-Device services, and the evolving landscape of satellite manufacturing and regional demand.
December 10, 2024
Direct-to-Device Satellite Services Drive the Next Wave of Global Connectivity
Novaspace's 9th Edition Report projects $70B in Direct-to-Device (D2D) revenues by 2033, driven by satellite advancements. Highlights include $42B in direct-to-phone services, 425M monthly users by 2033, and rapid IoT expansion. Download a free report extract today!
November 27, 2024
Commercial Earth Observation Market Surpasses $8 Billion by 2033
New Report Highlights Defense Contracts and High-End Products as Key Growth Drivers
November 21, 2024
User Terminal Growth Outpaces Ground Site Rationalization
The rise of constellations, the boom in data exchanges, the integration and digitization of network are reshaping the ground segment activity. Innovation will go along with a transformation of the ecosystem, with ongoing and expected transactions on the demand and supply side. Novaspace's new report projects the competitive ground segment market to reach $8 billion by 2033.
October 4, 2024
Shaping the Future of Space with High Aspect Ratio Satellites
With the rising adoption of High-Aspect Ratio (HAR) configurations across various domains of the space industry, the European Space Agency tasked Novaspace, Reflex Aerospace, and Initium Consulting with exploring this dynamic ecosystem. We are excited to announce that our report, detailing the current status, strengths, and weaknesses of HAR satellites, has now been published and is available here.
