Expanding Global Launch Capacity, Securing Canadian Access
Developing orbital launch capability from Canada to meet growing global demand across commercial, government, and defense missions, while establishing independent access to space.
Canada remains the only G7 country
without launch capability.
We're here to change that.
Global Market Context
A $600B+ Global Space Economy, Projected to Reach ~$1.8T by 2035¹
A $600B+ Global Space Economy, Projected to Reach ~$1.8T by 2035¹
Global launch demand is increasing as satellite deployment accelerates and commercial and government demand for access to space continues to grow. Industry analysis indicates a potential global shortfall in launch capacity through 2030, reinforcing the need for additional launch capacity and infrastructure.²
Global launch demand is increasing as satellite deployment accelerates and commercial and government demand for access to space continues to grow. Industry analysis indicates a potential global shortfall in launch capacity through 2030, reinforcing the need for additional launch capacity and infrastructure.²
US$70B+ by 2035³
The global launch services market is projected to surpass US$70 billion by 2035.³
43,000+ Satellites⁴
More than 43,000 satellites are expected to launch globally by 2035, supporting continued demand for launch services.⁴
US$70B+ by 2035³
The global launch services market is projected to surpass US$70 billion by 2035.³
43,000+ Satellites⁴
More than 43,000 satellites are expected to launch globally by 2035, supporting continued demand for launch services.⁴
A Global Supply Gap, A Strategic Canadian Opportunity
Despite the national space sector generating approximately C$5.0 billion in annual revenues5, Canada remains the only G7 country without sovereign space launch capability6. This creates a dual opportunity: enabling sovereign access to space for Canada while participating in the growing global launch market.
LUNR Aerospace is developing Canadian-based orbital launch capability, including launch vehicles and supporting infrastructure, to address growing launch demand and enable sovereign access to space for commercial, scientific and government missions.
LUNR Aerospace is developing Canadian-based orbital launch capability, including launch vehicles and supporting infrastructure, to address growing launch demand and enable sovereign access to space for commercial, scientific and government missions.
Launch Infrastructure
Access to Orbit
Payload Delivery
Commercial and Government Missions
Launch Infrastructure
Payload Delivery
Access to OrbitCosmetics
Commercial and Government Missions
Geographic Advantage
Geographic Advantage
High-latitude launch locations enable efficient access to polar and sun-synchronous orbits, supporting Earth observation, defense, and communications missions.
LUNR is focused on enabling access to space from Canada by supporting launch services across commercial, scientific, and government missions. The company is developing capabilities to provide both dedicated and rideshare launch options for a range of customer requirements
High-latitude launch locations enable efficient access to polar and sun-synchronous orbits, supporting Earth observation, defense, and communications missions.
Intends to Enable Independent Orbital Launch Capability
Enabling Independent Access to Space
Enabling Independent Access to Space
LUNR is focused on enabling access to space from Canada by supporting launch services across commercial, scientific, and government missions. The company is developing capabilities to provide both dedicated and rideshare launch options for a range of customer requirements.
LUNR is focused on enabling access to space from Canada by supporting launch services across commercial, scientific, and government missions. The company is developing capabilities to provide both dedicated and rideshare launch options for a range of customer requirements
LUNR is focused on enabling access to space from Canada by supporting launch services across commercial, scientific, and government missions. The company is developing capabilities to provide both dedicated and rideshare launch options for a range of customer requirements.
Canadian Capability, Global Relevance
Positioned to support growing global demand for launch services and help address existing capacity constraints.
Canadian Capability, Global Relevance
Positioned to support growing global demand for launch services and help address existing capacity constraints.
Enabling Canadian Access to Orbit
Developing capability to launch payloads from Canadian soil
Enabling Canadian Access to Orbit
Developing capability to launch payloads from Canadian soil
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