Current Developments
European New Space AI
European Space Ventures AG is developing European New Space AI, an in-house tool to decipher the complexities of the space ecosystem to deliver investment strategies.
European Space Bond
European Space Ventures AG is developing a European Space Bond to meet demand from European investors, and allocate capital to predominantly European space companies, from start-ups partaking in incubators and accelerators, to selected space equities that fulfil specific technological specifications.
Previous Developments
The European Space Ventures Strategy for growth is built on our past concepts, such as a Strategic Space Value Chain and Space Resources, and reacting to recent changes, such as Space Fortress Europe
The following are additional strategies that shape our decisions and Innovation:
Working With Innovators
ESV’s core strategy is to build and focus on seeding, investing, co-managing and operating key space companies in growth areas, building niche services and products, that fill in the many parts of the Strategic Space Value Chain.
Identify Geopolitical Opportunities for the European Space Sector
The 2025 shift in US priorities in defence and trade has brought-forward an expected change in European priorities, and now is the time to act. Europe will be re-arming, and that includes developing a sovereign space capability, from ground stations to launch and satellite communications and surveillance.
Innovative European space start-ups
Identifying, funding and co-managing promising new ventures in the European space sector that have already gone through an initial phase of development, e.g. via an EU or local space agency funding selection process. The European Tech scene will be undergoing a massive change, ESV plans to be part of that change.
The New Space Economy
From On-orbit Servicing, to Secure Satellite Communications and out to Space Commodities, co-developing technologies for platforms and infrastructure in the emerging space economy.
The Race for Space Resources
Focusing on opportunities related to the exploration, extraction, and utilisation of space resources, particularly on the Moon, that utilise planned infrastructure funded by the European Space Agency programs such as Moonlight, LunaNet and Argonaut.
