A satellite-servicing constellation
ChinaSpaceFounded 2022
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The roundup gives the amount as ¥100M ($14.9M), while the more specific SpaceNews article says “nearly $15 million”; the latter is preferred. HELSINKI is a dateline, not stated headquarters.; not on the page it cites, so not applied: date
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series A | $15M | ~ 2026-10-20 | Fosun Capital, Luyao Capital, Yijing Capital | No recent discussion |
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The roundup gives the amount as ¥100M ($14.9M), while the more specific SpaceNews article says “nearly $15 million”; the latter is preferred. HELSINKI is a dateline, not stated headquarters.; not on the page it cites, so not applied: date [ BUILT WITH ]·[ SEARCH ]found by Firecrawl search·[ SCRAPE ]2 pages read: spacenews.com, buildingourfuture.substack.com·[ JSON ]round read into a schema, with the sentence that states it·[ VERIFY ]correctedchecked against 2 sources·[ AGENT ]company research by the Firecrawl agent | ||||
As low-Earth-orbit constellations expand, the pages identify an increasing need for satellite management, orbital maneuvering, refueling, repair and debris clearance rather than simply launching satellites. Guoyu Xingchen has already launched and operated its Xingji Yuan-1 verification satellite, reports customer payload orders and in-orbit-service revenue, and is using its nearly 100 million yuan Series A to build a scalable space-robot servicing constellation.
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Also named as backers in company research: Fosun Chuangfu, Yuanhe Origin, Houxue Capital, Shangqi Capital