Space Technology
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Black Spade Capital, the family office of Macau billionaire Lawrence Ho, is entering the space technology sector through a merger with satellite communications company Astrum Space, valuing the combined entity at approximately $1 billion. The merged entity seeks to list on the New York Stock Exchange.
Lawrence Ho's family office, Black Spade Capital, announced the completion of its third de-SPAC transaction by merging with satellite communications company Astrum Space, marking its entry into the sp
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PitchBook: Space Tech VC Funding Reaches $11.3 Billion in H1 2026, Exceeding Full-Year 2025 Total
According to PitchBook's "2026 Space Tech Vertical Snapshot" report, space startups raised $11.3 billion in venture capital across 244 deals in the first half of 2026, already surpassing the total fun
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South Korean ETF issuers are racing to launch space technology-themed ETFs to capitalize on the potential buzz surrounding SpaceX’s IPO.
South Korean asset management firms are actively launching exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to established and emerging space technology companies, aiming to capitalize on market interest and excit
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Black Spade Capital, the family office of Macau billionaire Lawrence Ho, is entering the space technology sector through a merger with satellite communications company Astrum Space, valuing the combined entity at approximately $1 billion. The merged entity seeks to list on the New York Stock Exchange.
Lawrence Ho's family office, Black Spade Capital, announced the completion of its third de-SPAC transaction by merging with satellite communications company Astrum Space, marking its entry into the sp
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PitchBook: Space Tech VC Funding Reaches $11.3 Billion in H1 2026, Exceeding Full-Year 2025 Total
According to PitchBook's "2026 Space Tech Vertical Snapshot" report, space startups raised $11.3 billion in venture capital across 244 deals in the first half of 2026, already surpassing the total fun
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South Korean ETF issuers are racing to launch space technology-themed ETFs to capitalize on the potential buzz surrounding SpaceX’s IPO.
South Korean asset management firms are actively launching exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to established and emerging space technology companies, aiming to capitalize on market interest and excit
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