NanoAvionics: Commercial (Lithuania), launches, rockets and satellites

Industry / Companies / NanoAvionics

0Orbital launches

0All launches (incl. suborbital)

1Satellites in orbit

54Satellites built

0Rockets / spacecraft

NanoAvionics is a commercial company based in Lithuania, founded in 2014. Our records show 1 satellites in orbit.

Totals include the divisions, sites and subsidiaries listed under Structure below.

Divisions, sites and subsidiaries

NanoAvionics US 0 orbital launches · 0 satellites in orbit

In the news

Recent headlines

Kreios Space to fly VLEO demonstration in NanoAvionics bus SpaceNews · 4 Aug 2026
Kongsberg NanoAvionics sets sights on building and supporting sovereign constellations SpaceNews · 27 May 2026
IHI SAT2 hyperspectral CubeSat enters orbit to support forest monitoring and carbon data SpaceDaily · 12 Dec 2025
NanoAvionics Wins €122.5M Contract to Build 282-Satellite Constellation European Spaceflight · 4 Apr 2025
NanoAvionics Wins €122.5M Contract to Build 282-Satellite Constellation European Spaceflight · 4 Apr 2025
Kongsberg NanoAvionics strengthens government focus with new CEO SpaceNews · 11 Jun 2024
NanoAvionics Prepares LEO Black Hole Research Satellite For Launch The Launch Pad · 8 Aug 2023
NanoAvionics completes LEO satellite for studying black holes SpaceNews · 7 Aug 2023
NanoAvionics to build three more NB-IoT satellites for OQ Technology SpaceNews · 15 Mar 2023
Newly acquired NanoAvionics plots major smallsat expansion SpaceNews · 25 Oct 2022

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