SpaceTech Weekly Recap – September 7–13, 2026
SpaceTech Weekly Recap highlights key developments: Space42 and Viasat co-founded Equatys; Open Cosmos raised €300M; EnduroSat secured $205M; Isar Aerospace to start commercial launches; NASA awarded SpaceX three crew flights. Investors focus on scalable space infrastructure.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
New capital raises and joint venture announcements could shift investor focus toward space infrastructure equities.
Market read
The article introduces sizable funding events and a new joint venture, indicating heightened activity in the space sector.
What to watch
Regulatory approvals and integration challenges for the joint platform.
Background
Weekly recap of space industry news covering funding, partnerships, and contracts.
Ticker impact
Space42 and Viasat agreed to co-found Equatys, a shared space and ground infrastructure platform.
moderate upside over next weeks if partnership progresses.
New joint venture could open new revenue streams and diversify Viasat's business.
Market effects
Highlights growing capital flow into space infrastructure, may benefit related satellite and communications stocks.
European space startups receiving large funding could boost EU tech sector sentiment.
Signals increased investor interest in space connectivity worldwide.
Counterpoint
Funding rounds may be overvalued; execution risk could limit upside.
Key entities
- CompanyOpen Cosmos
European space data and connectivity provider.
- CompanyEnduroSat
Satellite manufacturer expanding its fleet.
- CompanySpace42
Space infrastructure firm co-founding Equatys with Viasat.
- CompanyViasat
US communications and satellite services provider.





