ICEYE has launched a new Satellite Technology Center in Warsaw, marking a major expansion of its Polish operations with a planned investment of more than 120 million PLN over the next three years to boost R&D and manufacturing.
ESA chose the ARISE consortium, headed by Finnish startup ICEYE, to develop a concept for a European sovereign Earth observation system for government use.
Finnish space‑tech startup ICEYE signed a partnership with Japanese insurer Sompo Japan to provide its Flood Insights SAR satellite data, helping the insurer speed up flood‑damage assessments and claims processing as part of Sompo’s Hikeshi DNA 2030 resilience project.
European spacetech scale‑up Iceye opened a new subsidiary in New Delhi, India, to provide advanced intelligence, surveillance and environmental monitoring services to Indian defence and intelligence agencies and to build local manufacturing capabilities.
ICEYE successfully placed four new SAR satellites into orbit on July 7, 2026, via SpaceX’s Transporter-17 mission from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. The satellites were integrated onto the rocket by Exolaunch.
Satellite company ICEYE, led by Polish CEO Rafał Modrzewski, has officially entered an EU tender for the EOGS program aimed at building an EU security system.