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Denver satellite operations management platform automating command and control for commercial and government constellations; $26.5M raised with $18M Series A in 2025 as satellite count explosion drives ground ops demand.
Quindar is a Denver, Colorado-based satellite operations management platform automating the complete mission lifecycle for commercial and government satellite operators — from initial deployment through active mission management (command and control, ground station scheduling, telemetry processing, anomaly triage) to end-of-life deorbit planning. Backed with $26.5 million total raised including an $18 million Series A in November 2025 led by Washington Harbour Partners, Quindar serves commercial satellite operators and government defense space organizations seeking to reduce ground operations costs in an era when the number of active satellites has grown 5x+ in five years.
Defense Technology & Commercial Space Infrastructure
Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) IPO'd in June 2025 at $31/share raising $402M; reported $144.2M revenue in 2024 with 84% from US government; leads Starlab commercial space station development with $217.5M NASA grant;
Voyager Technologies, Inc. is a defense technology and space solutions company operating at the convergence of national security, space infrastructure, and advanced capability development. The company delivers mission-critical systems protecting US national interests and extending humanity''s presence from low-Earth orbit to the Moon and beyond. Voyager operates through three business segments: Defense & National Security (advanced defense systems including optical guidance and propulsion), Space Solutions (mission management and ISS-adjacent services), and Starlab Space Stations (commercial space station development).
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