7 Space Companies
That Have Significantly grown their team
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This page lists 7 space companies that have significantly grown their team recently. Each company detected a hiring surge signal through Bounce Watch's real-time monitoring system that tracks 100+ growth and risk indicators across thousands of companies.
Apex
Los Angeles, United States (2022)
The Spacecraft Platform Company
High Eye
The Netherlands (2013)
Manufacturer of unmanned helicopter systems | VTOL UAV | Airboxer | Long Range VTOL UAV | Navy | Coast Gu...
GE Aerospace
Cincinnati, United States (2007)
Provider of jet and turboprop engines, components and integrated systems for commercial, military, busine...
PULSAR
Bletchley, United Kingdom (2014)
Propulsion. Reinvented.
Axient Systems B.V.
The Netherlands (2024)
Astral AR
Austin, United States (2015)
Patented sensor technology, unbiased by design. Lifesaving-edge AI + ML. A Minority-Majority company.
Karman+
The Netherlands (2022)
We are mining asteroids to supply the space economy
What changed at these Space companies recently?
We recorded 23 changes here in the last 180 days, including 8 product launches, 6 traction updates, 3 hiring moves, 2 awards and 2 funding events. Each entry below carries the date we observed it, from public sources.
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Apex
— Award Received
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GE Aerospace
— Award Received
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Axient Systems B.V.
— Key Hire Announced
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Karman+
— New Product Launched
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High Eye
— New Feature Launched
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PULSAR
— Grant Received
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