Exotrail is providing with spacevan™, its multi-mission multi-orbit servicing vehicle, tools to make the orbital infrastructure more secure and more sustainable. With a second LEO mission to fly in Q1 2026, designed, integrated and operated by Exotrail, the company provides last-mile delivery in space, as well as technology demonstration. Two missions are to fly by 2028 for the GEO vehicle and all use cases enabled by rendezvous and docking technology are under development.

Exotrail has developed spaceware™, a portfolio of Hall-effect propulsion for satellites ranging from 50 to 500kg. Exotrail has become a world leader with three classes of thrusters, a fast-growing space heritage – more than 500 hours of firing for its 150W product, and a scaling industrial infrastructure. We are pacing up industrial momentum with more than 120 ft squared of installed manufacturing capabilities, dedicated to serve our 100+ order book to deliver by the 18 next months.