INNOSPACE
A commercial small satellite launch service provider utilizing proprietary hybrid rocket technology to offer cost-effective and reliable access to space.
- CEO / Founder
- Soo-jong Kim
- Team Size
- 150-200
- Stage
- Public (KOSDAQ: 462350); Post-first commercial launch attempt (HANBIT-Nano) in December 2025, currently preparing for a re-launch in H1 2026 after technical analysis of the initial flight.
- Total Funding
- $112.0M
- Latest Round
- IPO (Public Listing)
- Key Investors
- ["Kolon Investment","Korea Investment Partners","DSC Investment","InterVest","FuturePlay","Schmidt","Korea Development Bank"]
Technology & Products
Key Products
["HANBIT-Nano (50kg payload to LEO)","HANBIT-Micro (150kg payload to LEO)","HANBIT-Mini (500kg payload to LEO)","Scientific/Sounding Rocket Services","Ground Combustion Testing Services"]
Technological Advantage
Proprietary 'Support-Free' metal 3D printing strategy for complex engine geometries, allowing for internal hollows and closed spherical structures without internal supports, significantly reducing weight and post-processing costs.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Small satellite operators, government space agencies (like KARI), research institutions, and private telecommunications/remote sensing companies.
Industry Verticals
["Aerospace & Defense","Satellite Communications","Earth Observation & Remote Sensing","Space Manufacturing"]
Competitors
["Rocket Lab","Perigee Aerospace","HyImpulse","Skyroot Aerospace","Isar Aerospace"]