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BlackSky Technology Inc. (NYSE: BKSY) has partnered with Telespazio Ibérica to provide Spain's first high-cadence, low-latency rapid emergency imagery service to the Government of Aragon and the Geographic Institute of Aragon (IGEAR). This service aims to enhance real-time situational awareness during crises such as fires and floods, allowing local governments to make informed decisions quickly. CEO Brian E. O’Toole emphasized the operational value of real-time imagery in crisis situations. BlackSky has previously supported disaster management efforts during significant events, including the 2022 Turkish and Syrian earthquakes.
BlackSky operates a leading small satellite constellation designed for efficient imagery capture, combining data processing through its Spectra AI platform for actionable insights.
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BlackSky specializes in real-time geospatial intelligence, operating a low earth orbit satellite constellation to provide on-demand imagery and analytics for various sectors, including government and commercial organizations globally.
BlackSky Technology Inc. (NYSE: BKSY) announced the successful commissioning of two new satellites, which began revenue-generating operations within 18 hours of their launch on the mission dubbed “The Beat Goes On.” This launch increases BlackSky's operational capacity to 16 satellites, up from a baseline constellation of 14 established in 2022. The new satellites will replace two older satellites that surpassed their intended lifespan, reinforcing the company's commitment to providing timely, real-time geospatial intelligence. With this development, BlackSky aims to enhance its monitoring services significantly over the next two years.
Rocket Lab has successfully completed its 35th Electron rocket launch, deploying two Gen-2 satellites for BlackSky on March 24, 2023. This mission, named 'The Beat Goes On,' highlights the company's rapid turnaround capabilities, achieving a record seven-day interval between launches from New Zealand and Virginia. Additionally, the first stage of the Electron rocket was successfully splashed down in the ocean, marking progress towards its reusability goal. Rocket Lab plans to exceed nine launches this year, aiming for a total of 15 missions, including contracts with NASA and IoT connectivity providers.
BlackSky Technology Inc. (NYSE: BKSY) has been awarded a contract by the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) to explore hyperspectral image capabilities. This collaboration aims to enhance BlackSky's relationship with the U.S. government by integrating advanced commercial capabilities for intelligence challenges. The initial phase will involve demonstrating technical capabilities through modeling and simulation and validating cybersecurity concepts. The hyperspectral sensors will identify materials effectively, enhancing real-time mission intelligence capabilities. BlackSky provides real-time geospatial intelligence and operates a leading low-earth orbit satellite constellation.
Rocket Lab announces its 8th mission for BlackSky, launching two Gen-2 Earth-imaging satellites on March 22, 2023, from New Zealand. This mission, named “The Beat Goes On,” follows a successful launch just six days prior and marks Rocket Lab's contribution of 9 satellites to BlackSky since 2019. The mission aims to expand BlackSky's satellite constellation to 16, enhancing its real-time geospatial intelligence services. Additionally, Rocket Lab plans to recover the Electron rocket’s first stage post-launch, aiding in their recovery and reuse program.
BlackSky Technology (NYSE: BKSY) has secured a contract worth over $150 million to deliver advanced space-based tactical GEOINT-as-a-service to an overseas ministry of defense. This multi-year contract aligns with the rollout of BlackSky's next-generation satellite constellation, emphasizing rapid revisit capabilities and automated low-latency intelligence delivery. The CEO noted that BlackSky's architecture is trusted by various international defense ministries, ensuring its relevance in modern operational demands. This service enhances the ability to provide real-time intelligence, making it a critical asset for tactical operators.
BlackSky Technology Inc. (NYSE: BKSY) has entered into agreements with institutional investors to issue 16,403,677 shares of Class A common stock at $1.79 per share, alongside warrants for the same number of shares with an exercise price of $2.20. This private placement is expected to yield approximately $29.5 million in gross proceeds, set to close by March 8, 2023, pending customary conditions. The funds will be allocated for corporate purposes and investments in BlackSky's space and software platforms. Jefferies LLC is the sole placement agent for this offering.
BlackSky Technology reported a strong performance for the full year 2022, achieving total revenue of $65.4 million, a 92% increase from the previous year. The fourth quarter alone saw revenues of $19.4 million, up 69%, driven by a 196% rise in imagery and software analytical services. BlackSky secured contracts worth up to $1.3 billion and expects 2023 revenues to range from $90 million to $96 million, marking a 42% growth. The company aims for positive adjusted EBITDA in Q4 2023, supported by a $150+ million contract with a major defense ministry and a successful $29.5 million private placement.
Spaceflight Inc. announced the upcoming launch of two BlackSky satellites aboard Rocket Lab's mission, "The Beat Goes On," from New Zealand. These satellites will expand BlackSky's constellation to 16 units, all manufactured by LeoStella. Spaceflight has supported all previous BlackSky satellite launches, highlighting a strong partnership. This mission emphasizes the importance of rapid access to space and efficient smallsat design. Additionally, Spaceflight aims to conduct up to 10 launches in 2023, continuing to innovate with its Sherpa OTV program for more flexible satellite delivery.