The boost from Europe catapults SATLANTIS to record revenues of €47,8 million

 

The company Satlantis has consolidated its position as a leader in the aerospace sector after recording a historic 2025 fiscal year, marked by a revenue volume of 47,8 millones de euros and strong operating cash flow generation. This milestone reflects the disruption introduced by its technology. FlexSat, which allows satellites to Earth Observation continuously capture images in complex geometries such as borders or coastlines, optimizing resources that previously required multiple satellite passes.

 

Financial results and growth projections

 

Following the audit conducted by KPMGThe data confirms a growth of 80% compared to the previous year. The firm presents a EBITDA of 14,4 million euros and an operating cash flow exceeding €16 million. With a cash position of €46 million at the end of 2025, the management of Satlantis He assures that it will not require additional financing in the medium term.

 

The future prospects are ambitious: the company expects to reach 70 million euros in 2026 and surpass the barrier of 100 million euros in 2027Currently, the team consists of more than 220 professionals distributed between its headquarters in Bilbao, and its offices in Cambridge (Reino Unido) under the brand SuperSharp, Gainesville (Florida) and Francia.

 

Financial Indicator (2025)	Price
Consolidated Revenue	47,8 M€
Growth vs 2024	80%
EBIT	14,4 M€
Operating Cash Flow	> €16 billion
Cash Position (31/12/2025)	46 M€

 

FlexSat technology and order book

 

The competitive advantage of Satlantis Its strength lies in its ability to decouple image quality from platform stability through optical cameras capable of acquiring hundreds of frames per second. The camera is at the heart of this leadership. iSIM-170A lightweight binocular instrument (less than 20 kg) that offers high-resolution multispectral imaging. Currently, the order book exceeds 24 cameras to be delivered next year.

 

Regarding the business structure, the revenue breakdown is distributed as follows:

 

• Sale of Earth Observation missions: > 50% of turnover.
• Optical camera sales: 30% of the income.
• Institutional projects: Remaining invoice.

 

To carry out these missions, the company collaborates with strategic European partners such as Kongsberg NanoAvionics, OHB Sweden y CreotechIn addition, it has ordered five platforms for the new generation of microsatellites. elcano, whose first launch is scheduled for the end of 2026.

 

Innovation and new infrastructure: Satlantis Factory

 

The firm's technological horizon includes the development of Graphium, a new range of very high-resolution cameras (VHR) which will achieve accuracies of less than 50 cm. This project, which was born under the umbrella of the Agencia Espacial Europea (ESA), will be ready in 2027. Work is also underway on thermal vision solutions (TIR) for the period 2027-2028.

 

To support this expansion, the company has signed the contract to build the Satlantis Factory on the campus of the UPV de LeioaThis 13.000 m² facility will be added to the existing laboratories and is expected to be operational in 2028.

 

"We offer space drones with extremely precise images through FlexSats, the frontier satellites", Said Juan Tomás Hernani, co-founder and CEO of Satlantis, who emphasizes that countries like España, Portugal and several Nordic nations already rely on its technology for state programs.

 

Key points and frequently asked questions about Satlantis

What is FlexSat technology?

It is a flexible satellite concept that allows capturing images of irregular geometries (such as 400 km of coastline) in a single pass and with a single satellite, thanks to agile maneuvers and high-speed cameras.

What is the company's short-term financial forecast?

Satlantis It expects to generate €70 million in revenue in 2026 and exceed €100 million in 2027, supported by a growing order book and new product lines such as Graphium.

Where are Satlantis' operations located?

The headquarters are in Bilbao (headquarters of the future Satlantis Factory), also having work centers in Cambridge, Gainesville y Francia.