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Axiom Space

Aerospace & Defense
Axiom Space is a Houston-based space infrastructure company building the world's first commercial space station and operating private astronaut missions to the International Space Station.
$1.93B
+$103.13
644.39%
30 days ago
$16.00
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Axiom Space was founded in 2016 by Kam Ghaffarian and Michael Suffredini, the latter a former NASA International Space Station program manager, based on the recognition that NASA had signaled a long-term intention to transition away from directly operating the aging International Space Station (ISS) in favor of purchasing services from privately owned and operated space stations, creating an opportunity for a company with deep human spaceflight operations expertise to build the infrastructure for that transition. Axiom's core long-term project is to build its own modules that will initially attach to the ISS and later detach to form an independent, free-flying commercial space station once the ISS is eventually retired, intended to serve research, manufacturing, and tourism customers in low Earth orbit. Ahead of completing its own station modules, Axiom has generated near-term revenue and mission experience by organizing and flying private astronaut missions to the existing ISS in partnership with NASA and SpaceX, using SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft to carry paying private astronauts, including wealthy individuals, national government-sponsored astronauts from countries without their own crewed space programs, and researchers, on missions lasting roughly one to two weeks aboard the station. Axiom has flown several such missions since 2022, each carrying a mix of commercial, philanthropic, and government-sponsored crew members conducting scientific experiments and other activities during their stay. The company has also developed a next-generation spacesuit design under a NASA contract, intended for use in future Artemis lunar missions as well as its own commercial station operations. Axiom has raised substantial venture funding from investors including C5 Capital and Prime Movers Lab, reaching a valuation in the billions of dollars, positioning it among companies pursuing the commercialization of low Earth orbit alongside competitors like Vast and Blue Origin's Orbital Reef initiative.
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