Invest in EuroSpaceport
Europe needs flexible, safe launch capacity — we are building it offshore.
An ESA-supported, sea-based launch service in the North Sea, with the first demonstration launch targeting H1 2027.
Europe's Launch Bottleneck
Satellite and micro-launch demand is booming, but onshore sites are overbooked and politically constrained. Europe lacks flexible launch options.
Limited Launch Sites
Most European launches depend on the Guiana Space Centre — optimized for large rockets, not the growing small launch market.
Long Launch Queues
Small satellite operators often wait 12–24 months for launch access. Demand far outstrips available infrastructure.
Strategic Dependence
Europe remains partially dependent on foreign launch infrastructure — creating security risks for defence and strategic missions.
The Space Economy is Exploding
Small satellites forecast for launch 2026–2035 (Novaspace)
Smallsat build-and-launch market over the decade
Record ESA budget 2026–28 — 21% to space transportation
Key Market Drivers
Satellite Constellations
Earth Observation
Defence & Security
Telecommunications
2026: The Inflection Year
- First orbital launch from Western European soil (September 2026)
- ESA's €543.6M Launcher Challenge contracts oblige three manufacturers to fly from European sites through 2030
- Germany's €35B military-space programme names "on-demand launch" a priority
- European launch-site capacity is short — and the one proven pad is exclusive to a single company
Why Denmark?
And not only Denmark: the launch position is chosen per mission — the same mobile capability can deploy beyond the North Sea as demand and authorisations allow.
Port of Esbjerg
One of Europe's largest offshore energy logistics centers with strong direct highway and sea logistics for all European partners and customers.
North Sea launch corridor
Major offshore engineering cluster
Existing maritime infrastructure
Proximity to European rocket companies
Denmark — a natural gateway for European launch operations.
Serving Three Major Markets
Commercial Space
- Satellite constellations
- Earth observation
- Telecom satellites
Defence & Security
- Surveillance satellites
- Maritime monitoring
- Arctic security missions
Government & Institutional
- European institutional launches
- Climate monitoring
- Strategic missions
Ecosystem Partners
Semco Maritime
Offshore engineering
Esvagt
Offshore services
Blue Water Shipping
Global logistics
Invest in the Infrastructure of the Future
Staged
Mission One round in instalments — terms in the investor data room
H1 2027
First demonstration launch (Mission 1)
2029–30
Positive operating cash flow (base case)
100+
High-tech jobs at full operation
Capital Will Fund
- Launch campaigns & chartered marine operations
- Mission 1 and the Danish launch authorisation
- Safety systems & mission support
- Customer demonstration campaigns & test-range service
- Integration & operations hub in Esbjerg
Revenue Streams
- Launch-as-a-Service (commercial + research)
- Launch site access fees
- Mission support & maritime operations
- Satellite integration services
- Government & defence contracts
- Maritime tech integration R&D
Investors Receive
Equity
Substantial equity stake in European space infrastructure
Governance
Strong governance rights and strategic board representation
Impact
Participation in building strategic European infrastructure
Detailed budget & business/implementation plans shared upon mutual NDA.
About EuroSpaceport
Infrastructure of the Future
EuroSpaceport develops commercial spaceports and launch services. The services are sustainable, flexible, safe and customer focused.
First Launch from Denmark
We are preparing the first demonstration launches, now targeting H1 2027. The launches will take place from our mobile offshore launch platform in the North Sea west of Esbjerg.
Demands for Rocket Test Ranges
Across Europe multiple companies are developing rockets for satellite launches. Those rockets need testing within the next 1-3 years. After two demonstration launches, EuroSpaceport will be able to offer those companies a test range superior to others in Europe as the only offshore platform.
Sustainability at the Core
We will be working with power-to-x companies on transforming green energy from wind and solar into rocket fuels. Our objective is to launch the first CO2 neutral satellite and inspire the rapidly growing space industry to use green fuels.
About the Company
Established in 2020 and built by an experienced, cross-disciplinary team — diverse across gender, nationality, age, and languages. Part of an ESA-funded launch project since 2025, reached without external investment — and profitable in its two most recent filed annual accounts.
Getting Access to the Investor Data Room
Business plan, financial scenarios, contracts register, risk register and the full due-diligence document set are shared through our secure data room. Access is personal and takes minutes to set up:
- 1. Request access at invest@eurospaceport.com — briefly introduce yourself or your fund.
- 2. We provision your personal account — no self-registration, no shared logins.
- 3. On first entry you sign a mutual NDA electronically; the documents unlock immediately and you keep a signed copy.
Let's Build the Future Together
Interested in investing, partnering, or launching from Northern Europe's premier spaceport? Reach out to discuss the opportunity.
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