Japanese radarsat operator Synspective: We’ll have 12 sats in orbit in 2027, near production of 12/year; then we take on Iceye

by Peter B. de Selding

TUPPER LAKE, NY — Small radar satellite manufacturer Synspective of Japan reported a near tripling of its revenue for the six months ending June 30, to 3.92 billion yen ($24.2 million), with 56% of it coming in the form of grants and subsidies from the Japanese government.

Synspective is involved in several major Japanese civil and military satellite programs, including the Space Strategy Fund, with total disbursements to industry expected to be 1 trillion yen; and the Tri-Sat Constellation Co.-led constellation project for the . . .

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