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AstroForge

Lunar and Deep-Space Exploration Companies

AstroForge is an aerospace company based in Huntington Beach, California, working on developing asteroid mining technologies and aiming to become the first commercial entity to do so. As of 2024 no commercial asteroid mining effort had succeeded, although several government led missions had already returned asteroid samples.

Facts
Agency Type
American asteroid mining company 1
Founded Year
2022 1
Headquarters
Huntington Beach, California, United States 1
Head
Matthew Gialich (Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer) 2
Annual Budget
Privately held; no annual revenue disclosed. Raised about $13 million in seed funding following its January 2022 founding. 1
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1. Wikipedia (space and spaceflight articles)
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  • AstroForge, founding sentence
    AstroForge was founded on January 10, 2022 by Matthew Gialich and Jose Acain
  • AstroForge, funding section
    AstroForge raised about $13 million in seed funding
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2. The Org: AstroForge, Matt Gialich
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Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at AstroForge
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AstroForge (Wikipedia)
  • AstroForge, lead section
    AstroForge is an aerospace company based in Huntington Beach, California.
  • AstroForge, lead section, supporting the existing entity-description
    AstroForge is an aerospace company based in Huntington Beach, California. The company is working on developing asteroid mining technologies, aiming to become the first commercial entity to do so.
  • In Group: United States Lunar and Deep-Space Companies, Lead sentence
    AstroForge is an aerospace company based in Huntington Beach, California.
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