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Chinese startup Rocket Pi has secured tens of millions of yuan in pre-A round financing, led by Huagai Capital and followed by several famous angel investors in the hard technology field.
China launched its CERES-1 Y2 carrier rocket designed for commercial use from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China Tuesday.
China has successfully launched the Chang’e-5 space mission to collect lunar samples, making it the third country in the world to make such an attempt.
China's iSpace successfully tested its "Hyperbola-2" rocket, a milestone achieved independently of Elon Musk's SpaceX, according to chief designer Ji Haibo.
In a landmark moment for China's space exploration, Beijing iSpace Technology Co., Ltd., a leading space launch company, successfully executed the second flight test mission of its SQX-2Y reusable liquid oxygen-methane verification rocket on Dec 10.
As a leading commercial aerospace company, Space Pioneer was about to conduct the maiden flight of its TL-3 rocket this year when an accident occurred during the testing process.
Orienspace, a commercial aerospace technology company, announced on Friday that it has recently completed A-round financing totaling 400 million yuan ($59.9 million).
Chinese carrier rocket Long March-5 Y3 is set to be launched this week and has been transported to the launch area, Wenchang Space Launch Center, Hainan this past Saturday.
Jiangsu Deep Blue Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd., a high-tech commercial aerospace enterprise providing commercial launch services, on Tuesday completed an A round of financing worth nearly 200 million yuan ($31.5 million).
On September 27th, i-Space announced that successfully completed the first full-system test of the hundred-ton liquid oxygen methane rocket engine Jiao Dian Two (code-named JD-2).
LandSpace, a Beijing-based private space launch company founded by Tsinghua University, completed its Series C round of financing to the tune of $71 million.
At 17:50 on March 29, the modified Long March 6 carrier rocket lifted off from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, successfully releasing the Pujiang-2 and Tiankun-2 satellites into sun-synchronous orbit (SSO).