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i-Space

Active Launch Private HQ: Beijing, China Founded 2016

Chinese commercial small-launch operator (distinct from Japan's ispace). Hyperbola-1 reached orbit July 2019 -- first private Chinese orbital launch -- followed by multiple failures. Hyperbola-3 reusable methalox vehicle in development.

36.6
ARI Composite
Very High Risk
#29 of 30
Peer Rank
Launch cohort
8
Total Launches
As lead operator
Estimated valuation
Not disclosed

FINANCIAL HEALTH

36.6
ARI composite · Very High Risk
Peer rank#29 of 30
Peer groupLaunch
Data coverage90%

FLEET COMPOSITION

Every vehicle this operator has flown. Linked profiles carry the full reliability + reuse + subsystem record.

Vehicle Class Launches Success rate Reuse
Shuang Quxian 1 8 50.0%

RECENT LAUNCHES

Date Mission Vehicle Orbit Outcome
Jul 29, 2025 Kunpeng-3 Shuang Quxian 1 Success Source ↗
Jul 10, 2024 Yunyao-1 15 Shuang Quxian 1 Failure Source ↗ · Briefing →
Dec 17, 2023 DEAR-1 SM Shuang Quxian 1 Success Source ↗
Apr 07, 2023 Verification Payload Shuang Quxian 1 Success Source ↗
May 13, 2022 Jilin-1 Mofang 1A/R Shuang Quxian 1 Failure Source ↗
Aug 03, 2021 Jilin-1 Mofang 1A Shuang Quxian 1 Failure Source ↗
Feb 01, 2021 Tianshu art payload Shuang Quxian 1 Failure Source ↗
Jul 25, 2019 CAS-7B Shuang Quxian 1 Success Source ↗

SECTOR POSITION

Primary sectorLaunch
Rank within sector#29 of 30
Tracked peers30

RECENT COVERAGE

REGISTRY DATA

Legal nameBeijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Co., Ltd.
OwnershipPrivate
HeadquartersBeijing, China
CountryCN
Founded2016
FounderPeng Xiaobo
CEOPeng Xiaobo
Aliasesi-Space, iSpace, Interstellar Glory, Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology
Key programsHyperbola-1, Hyperbola-2, Hyperbola-3

Source: space_company_registry.json · Operator homepage → · Wikipedia entry summarising i-Space's Hyperbola-1 first-private-Chinese-orbital launch (July 2019) and subsequent flight history. Operator site i-space.com.cn confirms Beijing HQ.

METHODOLOGY

Launch history and subsystem outcomes aggregate from AstraVeris's launch_events table with Wilson 95% lower bounds on success rates. ARI scores come from the 11-factor composite (/finance/methodology/). Constellation counts derive from the live CelesTrak/GCAT object catalog. Gov contracts from USAspending.gov awards; private deals from deduplicated pipeline deal extraction. Absence of a row means "not tracked" — we never fabricate. See /methodology/ for the full data model and /data-licensing/ for licensing terms.

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