PRESS RELEASE: Spaceflux selected for NATO DIANA’s Mission Track

Spaceflux has been selected as one of 15 innovators worldwide to advance into Mission Track of the NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme, the only Space Intelligence company chosen this year.
LONDON, UK: Spaceflux Ltd, a UK based leader in Space Domain Awareness (SDA) and Space Intelligence, has been selected to advance into Mission Track – Phase 2 of the NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) Accelerator Programme.
Mission Track is DIANA’s follow-on adoption programme for innovators that have shown strong defence relevance and adoption potential during Phase 1 of the Accelerator Programme. Spaceflux joins 14 other companies selected from DIANA’s 2026 cohort of 150, itself drawn from a highly competitive challenge call that received more than 3,600 proposals from across the Alliance, an acceptance rate of 0.4%. Over a six-month programme, Spaceflux will receive €300,000 in non-dilutive funding, along with continued access to NATO test centres and tailored support to accelerate adoption of its technology across the Alliance.
This builds on Spaceflux’s work through Phase 1 of the DIANA Accelerator Programme, during which the company worked at NATO’s accelerator testing facilities to advance the operational readiness of its space domain awareness capability, working alongside allied partners and innovators to strengthen solutions that support the Alliance’s resilience and decision making in orbit. Central to that work is Pattern of Life, Spaceflux’s space intelligence capability, which is designed to support future military space and multi domain operations across the Alliance. Mission Track will see Spaceflux mature this capability with NATO end users and deliver operational adoption across allied space commands.
Dr Marco Rocchetto, CEO and Co-Founder of Spaceflux, said:
“Selection for Mission Track is one of the most significant milestones in Spaceflux’s history. To be chosen from thousands of applicants across the Alliance, and to be the only space intelligence company to make it through, says a great deal about where allied space operations are heading, and about the role we intend to play in it. Over the coming months we will keep building on the sovereign capability we’ve already proven for the UK, and turn it into an operational advantage for NATO and its Allies.”
Spaceflux’s selection follows a year in which the company has been confirmed as the UK’s sole optical SSA data provider to the UK Space Command and UK Space Agency, delivering live, sovereign tracking data from its 20 plus site global optical sensor network spanning six continents. Mission Track marks the next step in bringing that same sovereign capability to bear for the wider NATO Alliance.

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About Spaceflux:
Spaceflux is a UK based Space Domain Awareness and Space Intelligence company operating a global network of more than 20 optical sensor sites across six continents, offering a full stack of space domain awareness and space intelligence capabilities from data to sensor systems to intelligence products. Spaceflux is the sole optical SSA data provider to the UK’s National Space Operations Centre through UK Space Command and the UK Space Agency, delivering live, sovereign tracking data from low Earth orbit to geostationary orbit.
Website: https://spaceflux.io/
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