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GalaxySpace (银河航天) is presented as a commercial brand, but the supplied evidence does not verify its identity or business.

Last updated October 9, 2026

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Overview

The subject is identified in the request as GalaxySpace (银河航天), with China given as a country hint. The supplied evidence does not establish the company’s products, ownership, founding, headquarters, or operating status. The cited page is a domain-resale listing for Galaxy-Space.com, not evidence of an official GalaxySpace company website or of the named company’s activities. Accordingly, the subject’s business details remain unverified in this dossier.

History

The evidence supplied for this entry does not document a verifiable history of GalaxySpace. It provides no substantiated founding date, founders, corporate milestones, product launches, ownership changes, or other company history. The only cited page is a domain-resale listing that describes Galaxy-Space.com as a domain available for purchase. That listing does not establish a connection between the domain and the commercial entity named GalaxySpace (银河航天). As a result, a company history cannot be responsibly reconstructed from this evidence.

Products and positioning

Product categories. Low Earth orbit communication satellites · Satellite internet services

Recent events

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    GalaxySpace launches six broadband satellites[2]

    GalaxySpace launched six low Earth orbit broadband satellites for a small test constellation. The satellites will help verify the constellation's networking technology and service capability.

  • Reported

    GalaxySpace launches seven satellites, including first complete satellite export to Thailand[3]

    China launched a Long March 6C carrier rocket from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center on August 25, 2026, placing seven satellites into orbit. Three of the satellites — AirSat 14, AirSat 15 and Lingzhi-09 Thai CubeSat — were developed by Beijing-based commercial space firm GalaxySpace. The Lingzhi-09 Thai CubeSat marks GalaxySpace's first export of a complete satellite and ground system to a foreign user, and the first time a Chinese commercial space enterprise has delivered a full-service package covering satellite development, launch and in-orbit delivery to a Southeast Asian nation.

  • GalaxySpace completes B1 funding round[4]

    GalaxySpace completed its B1 funding round, with a post-money valuation of nearly RMB 8 billion. The report names several new investors.

  • Reported

    China Unicom and GalaxySpace sign strategic cooperation agreement[5]

    China Unicom and GalaxySpace signed a strategic cooperation agreement to explore integration of satellite and terrestrial networks and applications for low-Earth-orbit satellite systems in integrated space-air-ground communications.

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