GomSpace Secures 8.8 MSEK Authorization from Unseenlabs for Next Constellation Tranche

GomSpace




has received an Authorization to Proceed (ATP) valued at 815.000 EUR (8.8 MSEK) from

Unseenlabs

, a leading European provider of maritime surveillance and radio-frequency intelligence services. The ATP enables GomSpace to initiate the procurement of key components required for the next tranche of Unseenlabs’ microsatellite

constellation

.

This early authorisation is a critical milestone, allowing both companies to secure the production timeline, protect the targeted

launch

schedule, and ensure on-time, on-quality delivery of future

spacecraft

. The company expects to sign the full contract in the second quarter.

“Our long-term partnership with Unseenlabs is built on trust, agility, and a shared commitment to industrial excellence,” said


Carsten Drachmann



, CEO of GomSpace.

“By anticipating component procurement and accelerating early phases of the program, we help our customers de-risk their roadmap and meet ambitious

deployment

timelines. This approach is deeply embedded in GomSpace’s DNA.”

The ATP is part of the broader program framework between Unseenlabs and GomSpace and reflects the ongoing demand for resilient,

high-performance RF intelligence assets

in Europe and globally. Founded in 2007, GomSpace is a global provider of

small satellite

solutions with customers in more than 60 countries. The company’s business operations are mainly conducted through the wholly owned Danish subsidiary, GomSpace A/S, with headquarters and operational facilities in Aalborg, Denmark.

GomSpace

also has key operations in Luxembourg, France, and the United States. GomSpace develops and delivers advanced systems and services that enable governments, commercial enterprises, and research institutions to achieve their objectives in space. The company’s expertise covers

satellite subsystems

, complete small satellite missions, and satellite operations, providing solutions that support smarter, faster, and more affordable access to space.

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