i-Space, formally Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Co., Ltd. and based in Beijing, is a private Chinese space technology company that develops and operates small satellite launch vehicles using solid- and liquid-fueled orbital rockets. Founded in October 2016, the company made history in July 2019 when its Hyperbola-1 rocket became the first launch vehicle from a private Chinese company to reach orbit. i-Space raised 173 million dollars in Series B funding during 2020 and has used solid rocket motors sourced from the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, though it experienced multiple launch failures between 2021 and 2022 before returning to success in 2023. The company is developing the Hyperbola-3, a reusable two-stage liquid-fueled rocket that had targeted a first flight in 2025.
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Private company; no public annual budget figure in the source consulted. US$173 million raised in a 2020 Series B round is investment capital, not an operating budget. Agency TypeChinese private space technology development and launch company 1 Founded Year Headquarters In the Other Atlases
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is a Chinese private space technology development and space launch company based in Beijing, founded in October 2016.
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