27 space organisations in Argentina

Argentine state-owned satellite operator — runs the ARSAT geostationary satellites, a national fibre network and the Benavídez earth station.

Argentine space software firm — develops satellite ground segments and mission control centres, including for CONAE's SAOCOM and SABIA-Mar missions.

Argentine PocketQube engineering firm that flew DIY-1 (2021) and integrates educational PocketQubes such as UTNH for SpaceX rideshare missions.

INVAP-created company in Bariloche running a remote-sensing data platform; its FRONTEC-Agro service supports farm management with satellite data.

Argentine state-owned technology company — builds satellites such as ARSAT and SAOCOM, radars and nuclear reactors for domestic and export customers.

Argentine satellite connectivity provider — delivers satellite internet services to homes, businesses and wholesale customers across rural Argentina.

Argentine satellite connectivity provider since 1998 operating a VSAT teleport at ARSAT's Benavídez site, serving the Southern Cone via ARSAT-1 and IS-37e.

Argentine aerospace software company — builds solutions across the space mission cycle, including Geo.Platform for satellite data processing and risk management.

Argentine launch startup — develops the Aventura I hybrid-propellant small launcher for nanosatellites, to fly from the Malacara spaceport.

Argentine state-majority space company under CONAE — prime contractor for the Tronador II launcher and VEx test vehicles.

BKG–CONICET fundamental geodetic observatory near La Plata operating VLBI, satellite laser ranging, GNSS, gravimetry and atomic clocks.

CONICET–UNLP–UNC–UNSJ astronomical complex in San Juan's Andes, with optical telescopes and solar/submillimetre instruments for space science.

CONICET–CIC–UNLP radio astronomy institute with two 30 m antennas; contributes to Argentina's national space plan, satellite missions and launchers.

Argentine research institute of CONICET and the University of Buenos Aires — studies space physics, astronomy and Earth observation from space, including SAR remote sensing.

Argentine CONICET–UNSJ institute in San Juan — researches astrophysics, solar physics, aeronomy, space climatology and cosmochemistry.

Argentine-founded space tug startup — builds Chimera orbital transfer vehicles in Buenos Aires and Montevideo for LEO and GEO deliveries.

Argentine NewSpace startup in Mar del Plata — builds and operates MDQubeSAT PocketQube picosatellites offering low-cost IoT connectivity for agriculture and remote areas.

Argentine space propulsion startup — develops green, low-cost bipropellant engines such as the KX8 for last-mile delivery of satellites and spacecraft.

Argentine climate-tech startup using satellite data and AI with tower cameras for real-time wildfire detection and monitoring across the Americas.

Argentine non-profit association founded in 1987 that promotes space technology, runs the CATE congress and educational projects such as Pehuensat-1.

Latin American association of air and space law — runs courses, research and the annual Jornadas Latinoamericanas on aeronautical and space law.

Argentine non-profit space group of young professionals and students — develops a low-cost lunar rover and related exploration technology.

Argentine university aerospace centre — develops satellite subsystems, experimental rocket motors and test platforms at the National University of La Plata.

Argentine graduate institute of CONAE and the National University of Córdoba — trains specialists in space systems and applications of satellite information.

Argentina's civilian space agency — develops Earth observation satellites and manages the national space plan.

Spanish-language online news outlet covering the space and satellite sector in Argentina, Latin America and worldwide.

Argentine Air Force rocket range on the Atlantic coast north of Mar del Plata — launch site for national sounding rockets, used for MET-series launches in 2025.