Finnish space companies are concentrated in small satellites and the data they produce. ICEYE operates the world's largest radar-imaging satellite constellation, and newer companies work on hyperspectral imaging, satellite platforms, propulsion and navigation.
International revenue over EUR 20M and not declining.
World's largest SAR satellite constellation (radar imaging in any weather). Finland's third decacorn: valued at €10.5B in the 6/2026 Series F, up from €2.4B six months earlier.
Product is being sold.
Small-satellite propulsion and deorbiting — orbital debris management.
Hyperspectral microsatellites + AI (climate, food security). Formerly Reaktor Space Lab.
Ground Station as a Service (GSaaS) and antenna hosting for satellites. 100% Finnish-owned. ESA BIC.
Autonomous, reconfigurable satellite platforms (gov/defence). €45M Series A (2025).
No sales yet.
Laser technology for detecting and tracking space debris (~1 cm); ground-station network.
Graphene-based cold X-ray source — imaging, security scanning, space propulsion.
Satellite ground-station systems as Earth-observation infrastructure. ESA BIC cohort.
LEO-PNT constellation for jamming-resistant positioning (works in GPS-denied conditions).
Earth observation: satellite-image analytics (UrbanAI) + thermal-IR payloads for CubeSats (>100× thermal-imaging resolution). €550K ESA Phi-Lab + CASSINI.
University and VTT commercialisation projects — no legal entity or funding round yet. Not a complete national list.
Lightweight, foldable membrane antenna for small satellites (meta-surface leaky-wave). Aalto R2B.
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