Among them, some are figuring out how to cut satellite costs down to one‑tenth of their original level; some are redefining the network boundaries of “space‑ground integration”; some are bringing lab‑born propulsion technologies onto commercial launch tracks; others are far‑reaching players stitching capital, policy and global markets into the full value chain of the space industry.
A new industrial cycle is taking shape, bringing fresh business opportunities. The space economy over the next decade calls not only for technological innovators, but also entrepreneurs who can spot trends, build business models and drive industrial transformation.
Today, the Space Founders Club, initiated by Tebo and built upon the World Space Economic Forum (WSEF), officially unveils its list of inaugural founding members and opens a new recruitment round. A total of 100 outstanding founders from the global space industry and related sectors will be recruited to jointly build a high‑value network for the space economy of the next decade.
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