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Satlantis Reports €47.8M Revenue, Launches Five New Microsatellites

3/27/2026

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Satlantis, a Spanish company, reported revenues of 47.8 million euros ($56.4 million) in 2025, with over 50% derived from small-satellite sales.
High-resolution optical payloads contributed 30% to the revenue, and CEO Juan Tomas Hernani highlighted collaboration with platform suppliers to drive innovation.
In 2025, Satlantis opened a new plant and announced plans for five FlexSat microsatellites, with the first launch scheduled for late 2026.
The company will introduce the Graphium optical payload next year, which can capture 50-centimeter resolution imagery and night video.
Satlantis employs 220 people across multiple countries.

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Satlantis, a Spanish company, reported revenues of 47.8 million euros ($56.4 million) in 2025, with over 50% derived from small-satellite sales.
High-resolution optical payloads contributed 30% to the revenue, and CEO Juan Tomas Hernani highlighted collaboration with platform suppliers to drive innovation.
In 2025, Satlantis opened a new plant and announced plans for five FlexSat microsatellites, with the first launch scheduled for late 2026.
The company will introduce the Graphium optical payload next year, which can capture 50-centimeter resolution imagery and night video.
Satlantis employs 220 people across multiple countries.