From October 14th to 18th, the 75th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) was successfully held in Milan, Italy. The congress, themed "Responsible Sustainable Development in Space," showcased the latest space technologies and achievements, and engaged in in-depth discussions on topics such as sustainable exploration of the Moon and Mars, space observation of Earth's climate change, the role of private enterprises in the space program, and the application of artificial intelligence.
Everlight Space made a positive and engaging appearance at IAC2024, attracting the attention of many attendees.
As a leading domestic supplier of commercial aerospace satellite power systems, we have garnered significant attention and inquiries from international professional audiences.
At the exhibition, staff members enthusiastically introduced Everlight Space's power products and on-orbit flight experience to every attendee. After learning about our company's latest innovations in the aerospace field, they all expressed their anticipation for deeper cooperation with Everlight Space.
IAC 2024 in Milan has come to a perfect close. We look forward to meeting old and new friends again at IAC 2025 in Sydney to discuss the forefront of the industry. Everlight Space hopes to progress together with everyone and contribute to China's aerospace industry.
Everlight Space specializes in the research, design, and manufacturing of power systems for commercial aerospace satellites and their key individual components. These include PCDUs, Lithium-ion Battery Packs, Solar Arrays, Solar Array Deployment Mechanisms, Solar Array Drive Mechanisms, and Sun Sensors. Since its inception, it has conducted over 60 launch missions, enabling its products to be deployed in orbit for over 200 satellites.
Everlight Space remains committed to its initial vision of providing high-quality foundational products to support national aerospace and defense endeavors. The company aims to become a dynamic, large-scale, and well-managed innovative startup, striving to be a vital link in the commercial aerospace industry chain.