SATLANTIS closes the audit for the year 2024 with a growth rate of 48%, reaching a €26.3 million. Its EBITDA has more than doubled, reaching €8,3 million, while its net
In recent years, Satlantis has experienced sustained growth, establishing itself as a leader in the aerospace sector. 2025 is no exception. The expansion of our team is yet another demonstration
![[From left to right] Juan Tomás Hernani, CEO of SATLANTIS & Augustinas Lubys Head of Business Development EMEA & APAC | Kongsberg NanoAvionics and Marco Gomez-Jenkins, CEO of SuperSharp, shaking hands at the SSSIF2025 in Málaga](https://www.satlantis.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/J.T.-Hernani-SATLANTIS-Augustinas-Lubys-KNANOAVIONICS-Marco-Gomez-SUPERSHARP-768x576.jpg)
SuperSharp and NanoAvionics to partner on a disruptive Thermal InfraRed (TIR) imaging satellite NanoAvionics will also supply an additional two MP42 microsatellite platforms for Satlantis’ new generation sub-meter resolution Earth
GARAI A, SATLANTIS’ seventh mission and fourth Earth Observation satellite, was successfully launched on Tuesday January 14th, 2025. The satellite will serve as the precursor to the Atlantic Constellation, established
![[From left to right] Juan Tomás Hernani (CEO of SATLANTIS) and Daniel Waller, VP&GM of Teledyne Space Imaging, announcing their Partnership on 20 11 2024 at Space Tech Expo Bremen](https://www.satlantis.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/JUANTO4-768x926.jpg)
Teledyne Space Imaging and SATLANTIS are pleased to announce their collaboration to develop a commercial space Front-end Electronics (FEE) for the CIS125 TDI detector. The two companies celebrated their partnership
SATLANTIS has enhanced its GEISAT Precursor satellite by integrating Dotphoton’s Jetraw Core compression technology through a remote firmware upgrade completed in April 2024. Unlike many traditional compression methods, Jetraw Core
On October 24, 2024 the Iberian Space Partnership between SATLANTIS Microsats SA (Spain) and CEiiA and GEOSAT (Portugal and Spain) has been signed. This agreement marks a significant milestone for
The III Meeting on SmallSats: “NEW HORIZONS FOR EARTH OBSERVATION” was held under the direction of Juan Tomás Hernani Burzaco, CEO of SATLANTIS, and Torcuato Battaglia (Course Secretary), as part of the Summer Courses
[Press Release – IFCA CSIC] The mission has successfully completed one of the critical phases and begins to work on central instrument to study dark matter. The European Space Agency (ESA) space mission
Images acquired by SATLANTIS´ satellites.
