ClearSpace
operating company Β· company profileLuxembourg
Investment thesis
ClearSpace develops in-orbit servicing and space debris removal technologies to enable sustainable space operations. The company believes that affordable robotics for satellite maintenance, inspection, and life-extension are vital for the future of space exploration. By bringing maintenance and services to orbit, ClearSpace aims to create a circular space economy while supporting institutional and commercial missions and contributing to safe, secure, and sustainable use of the space environment.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 6, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does ClearSpace focus on?
- ClearSpace focuses on Deep Tech, Space Tech.
- Where is ClearSpace located?
- ClearSpace is headquartered in Luxembourg, LU.
Media Β· Podcasts & interviews
from their channelWhy We Should Clear Space β Cartoon
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ClearSpace at the IAC 2025
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Video the CLEAR mission, building sustainability beyond Earth
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Co-investors Β· 1
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