4iG Space and Defence Technologies has joined Axiom Space development and growth plans as an investor. As part of the transaction, 4iG’s Space and Defence holding company has commited to carry out a two-step investment in Axiom Space totalling $100 million – the first phase, $30 million by December 31st, and the second, $70 million by March 31st 2026. The agreement becomes effective upon the completion of the first investment tranche of the transaction.

“This collaboration is of historic significance for the Hungarian space industry, as it marks the first time a Hungarian company participates as an owner of a US space player. Axiom Space is working on revolutionary technological solutions that are fundamentally transforming the commercial space sector and setting the direction for developments in the coming decades. This investment represents Hungary’s leadership in the space ecosystem and is indicative of the strong ties between Hungary and the United States,” commented Gellért Jászai, Chairman of the Board, 4iG.

“We’re excited to welcome 4iG Space and Defence as an investor in Axiom Space at such a pivotal moment for commercial space. This investment represents an alignment with a forward-thinking European technology company that shares our vision for commercial space infrastructure. 4iG SDT understands that innovation will strengthen our ability to deliver transformative solutions in microgravity research and development, data processing, and space commercialization. Together, we are building the foundation for a truly global space economy and deepening the relationship between the United States and Hungary,” added Dr Kam Ghaffarian, Executive Chairman of Axiom Space.

Houston-based Axiom Space is a leading global player in commercial human spaceflight and space infrastructure development. The company has significant experience in conducting crewed missions onboard International Space Station, as well as in the development of Axiom Station – a commercial space station.

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