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Spire Global, Inc. reports developments in satellite data, analytics and space services built around its owned nanosatellite constellation and radio-frequency sensing technology. The company’s updates focus on space-based weather intelligence, ship and aircraft movement data, spoofing and jamming detection, GNSS radio occultation and reflectometry, RF geolocation, and customer use of its Space as a Service infrastructure.
Recurring news also covers satellite launches, constellation replenishment, satellite manufacturing capability, government and commercial space programs, and applications in agriculture, aviation, maritime tracking, geomagnetic measurement and security intelligence. Spire’s announcements often connect its satellite payloads, ground infrastructure and data products to specialized monitoring and decision-support use cases.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) reported fourth-quarter 2025 GAAP revenue of $15.8M, down 27% year-over-year but up 44% excluding the divested maritime business. Fourth-quarter net loss was $25.1M with adjusted EBITDA of ($9.7M). Cash and equivalents were $81.8M and the company remains debt-free.
Business highlights include 21 satellites launched or shipped in Q4 and award of a Missile Defense Agency IDIQ contract with a shared ceiling of $151B. 2026 revenue guidance (ex-maritime) targets >50% growth versus 2025.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) received first data from its Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder (HyMS) demonstrator satellite, achieving a “first light” milestone and validating hyperspectral microwave sensing in orbit. HyMS provides >1,000 sensing channels across key water vapor and temperature bands in a compact form factor.
This capability complements Spire’s Radio Occultation data to deliver higher-vertical-resolution atmospheric profiling, improved resilience to radio-frequency interference, and expanded observations for government and commercial customers, particularly in data-sparse regions and severe weather.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) appointed John Martinez to its board of directors, effective March 9, 2026. Martinez is chief legal officer at Parsons and previously served as chief legal officer at Maximus, bringing more than two decades of government, defense, and intelligence sector experience to Spire.
The appointment underscores Spire's focus on expanding sovereign-ready space intelligence for U.S. and allied partners.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) confirmed that ten multipurpose satellites have arrived at Vandenberg Space Force Base ahead of the Transporter-16 rideshare launch with SpaceX on March 2026. All ten satellites were designed, built, integrated, and tested in-house to support customer, government, and constellation replenishment missions.
Eight satellites will serve RF data, cybersecurity space capabilities, IoT connectivity, and remote sensing; the launch includes Spire's seventh Optical Inter-Satellite Link (OISL) and one replenishment satellite. Spire has now designed, built, and launched over 220 satellites across 40+ launch campaigns.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) will host a conference call on Wednesday, March 18, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. ET to discuss fourth quarter and full year 2025 financial results. A news release will be issued before the call.
A live webcast will stream at the company's Investor Relations site (ir.spire.com). The toll-free dial-in is 877-841-2968 with conference ID 13759021. A replay of the webcast will be available for six months at ir.spire.com.
Spire (NYSE: SPIR) provided GNSS-Reflectometry (GNSS-R) data used in ESA-supported research to produce Arctic-wide sea ice freeboard maps for a full winter season. The study, led by DGFI-TUM and the Norwegian Research Centre, found strong alignment with ESA CryoSat altimetry, validating commercial GNSS-R as a complementary Earth observation data source.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) was selected by AiDASH to supply high-resolution, satellite-powered weather forecasts and 24/7 meteorology to AiDASH’s vegetation and outage prediction platform for electric utilities.
Spire’s satellite-derived observations (radio occultation, ocean winds, soil moisture) feed a 3-kilometer model with hourly forecasts up to six days, integrated into AiDASH’s AI-driven tools deployed to North American utility control centers to improve outage prediction, wildfire ignition intelligence, and response planning.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) announced the appointments of Admiral Christopher W. Grady (Ret.) and Edward J. Newberry to its Advisory Board on January 21, 2026. The hires are positioned to deepen Spire’s national security and policy capabilities as demand grows for commercial space-based intelligence. Spire cited its fully deployed satellite constellation, recent launches, and participation in U.S. government contract vehicles including the Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ. Admiral Grady served as Vice Chairman and Acting Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 2025.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) successfully launched nine satellites on January 12, 2026 aboard SpaceX’s Twilight mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base. The mission included a demonstrator Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder (HyMS) designed to capture detailed atmospheric profiles (temperature, humidity, precipitation) to improve global weather forecasting, especially in cloudy conditions. The flight also delivered eight satellites for Myriota, expanding its space-based IoT constellation to improve message delivery, reliability, and network resilience for industries like agriculture, logistics, and environmental monitoring.
Spire Global (NYSE: SPIR) was awarded a place on the Missile Defense Agency SHIELD indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract, which has a program ceiling of $151 billion. The contract scope supports rapid delivery of space-based sensing, radio-frequency (RF) intelligence, and sovereign-ready mission configurations for U.S. and allied defense customers.
Spire highlighted its fully deployed multipurpose satellite constellation and expanding multi-band RF capabilities, with capabilities listed including persistent monitoring, real-time geolocation, GNSS interference and spoofing detection, emergency beacon identification, and emitter tracking. The company said its RF data is processed via secure cloud infrastructure and can be supplied in sovereign-ready configurations.