Our newest cohort of Venture Catalyst Space participants have arrived at the ICC!
From pioneering mobile insulin farms to leveraging satellite imagery for wildfire detection, we are excited to welcome four innovative space startups and their founders into our community.
Explore the startups and the talented entrepreneurs behind them on our website below.
Congratulations to six of our Venture Catalyst Space alumni who, this month, began their journey as a part of the Growth Ramp space pathway program.
AICRAFT, ESPY Ocean, HEX20 Global, ORBITAL BLUE, ResearchSat, and Robinson Aerospace Systems will be the first to complete the new program which will help them scale and sustainably grow their businesses.
A big congratulations to Venture Catalyst General alumni BYO Foods for placing 13th in the 2024 BDO Fast Movers list, which highlights the fastest-growing companies in South Australia.
Congratulations to Digantara, one of our Venture Catalyst Space alumni, who have joined the innovative Space-MAITRI mission as a vital partner.
The collaborative mission is led by Space Machines Company and backed by an $8.5 million grant from the Australian Space Agency.
Congratulations to our Venture Catalyst Space alumni Harrison Box of Paladin Space for being featured by Defence SA for their Find Your Place SA intiative, spotlighting careers in defence and space.
A big win for Venture Catalyst Space alumni AICRAFT who are now in partnership with Europe's top imaging company Scanway Space and will provide edge computing modules to South Korea's NaraSpace for their NarSha Project focused on methane monitoring. Congratulations!
This July, the University of South Australia and International Space University will be presenting the 5-day 2024 Executive Space Course (ESC24).
The first of its kind to be run in Adelaide, this event is an essential for space industry professionals and will help you learn more about the global space sector, as well as develop global networks and new business opportunities.
Applications for the next round of the Australian Moon to Mars Supply Chain Capability Improvement Grants will open 4 June.
The grants will provide Australian businesses with funds to deliver products and services into space industry supply chains that could support Moon to Mars activities.
