The Singapore Airshow 2026 provided an important platform for dialogue on the evolving alignment between Europe and Asia in aerospace and defence. We also joined the reception hosted by the German Embassy in Singapore and BDLI Bundesverband der Deutschen Luft- und Raumfahrtindustrie e.V., strengthening bilateral exchange and industry collaboration.

At Singapore Space Summit 2026, discussions on global cooperation and orbital safety reinforced the need for resilient and secure space infrastructure.

CYSAT Asia added a focused perspective on space cybersecurity. Practical sessions such as the “Hacking a Satellite” workshop with Thales illustrated the real-world vulnerabilities facing modern satellite systems.

In a fireside session at NUS Business School, Thomas Hoffmann shared insights on scaling deep-tech ventures, leading in capital-intensive environments, and turning vision into execution.

Singapore’s announcement of its National Space Agency signals the continued shift toward sovereign space capabilities.

These engagements reflect our ongoing commitment to secure and resilient satellite connectivity.