Satcube AB

Satcube AB

http://www.satcube.com
https://www.linkedin.com/company/satcube-ab/

Satcube AB, a privately owned company based in Sweden, was founded in 2008. The company has approximately 40 employees and specializes in enterprise connectivity services. Satcube manufactures portable satellite terminals. The Satcube solution is designed for broadcast media companies, emergency response, law enforcement, public safety organizations, tele-medicine, NGOs, industry, and those with remote work locations.

2024 Revenue

Founded

2008

Headcount

33

Headquarters

Sweden

Primary Segment

Enterprise connectivity services

Ownership

Privately Owned

Deployments

1

News Summary:

On December 2, 2025, Satcube partnered with Astranis, Persistent Systems, and Kymeta to unveil Astranis Vanguard, a new satellite-enabled mobile ad-hoc network product designed for warfighters and first responders. This fully air-gapped, rapidly deployable network utilizes a dedicated satellite, with its capability already demonstrated using an operational on-orbit satellite asset.

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Apr

14th

2026

09:48

Swedish National Space Agency: “Initiative Gives Europe Freedom of Action”

Major forces are in motion. Not only on Earth, but especially in space. There is talk of a “New Space Era,” and a race is underway around satellites, rocket launches, and ownership. Both new and old superpowers are involved, along with Europe and Sweden.

SpaceWatch Africa

Feb

19th

2026

09:09

Partnerships and Alliances, Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Orbit Networks Redefine Global Connectivity and Humanitarian Response

Multi-orbit networks are redefining global connectivity. Through highly reliable multi-orbit infrastructure, these networks connect people, places, and missions, which highlights a larger shift in how satellite communications support security, humanitarian efforts, and resilience. For those reporting events on the ground, reliable connectivity is crucial as conflict increasingly targets critical infrastructure.

Satelliteworldtoday

Dec

2nd

2025

11:59

Partnerships and Alliances, New Offerings, Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Astranis and partners unveil satellite-enabled mobile ad-hoc network product

Astranis announcing a new product for warfighters and first responders: Astranis Vanguard. A fully air-gapped, rapidly deployable network using a dedicated satellite. In partnership with Persistent Systems, Kymeta, and Satcube. And we’ve demonstrated this capability using an operational, on-orbit satellite asset.

SpaceWatch Africa

Nov

9th

2025

18:30

Partnerships and Alliances, New Offerings, Emerging Tech, CT_Monitor Company

Astranis unveils Vanguard mobile ad-hoc network in partnership with industry

“Astranis Vanguard is a big deal,” Astranis CEO John Gedmark said in a LinkedIn post about the product. “It’s a capability that customers have long asked us for. This is real equipment that is already deployed all over the world with warfighters, first responders, and a wide array of enterprise customers.

Nov

7th

2025

15:34

Emerging Tech, CT_Monitor Company

How National preparedness can shapes critical communications

Europe’s growing focus on sovereignty underscores the need for independent, locally controlled networks. Relying solely on non-European providers can introduce technical and geopolitical vulnerabilities. Preparedness programs must therefore combine national policy with partnerships that ensure control, security, and reliability.

SpaceWatch Africa

Nov

7th

2025

15:05

CT_Monitor Company

Satellite networks are the heroes of global crisis management

In the chaos of a natural disaster or humanitarian crisis, the ability to communicate can mean the difference between life and death. While often unseen, satellite networks play a crucial role in coordinating relief efforts, connecting first responders, and providing vital information to those affected.

SpaceWatch Africa

Nov

6th

2025

13:50

Partnerships and Alliances, New Offerings, Emerging Tech

Astranis Unveils a New Beyond-Line-of-Sight Satcom Product

GEO satellite operator Astranis unveiled a new capability yesterday that will allow customers to leverage Astranis satellites to create impromptu mobile networks. This is not only for internet connectivity, but also secure, air-gapped, point-to-point comms. The new product, called Vanguard, uses Astranis’ MicroGEO sats to extend the range of customer point-to-point communications capabilities.

Nov

5th

2025

18:30

Partnerships and Alliances, New Offerings, Emerging Tech, CT_Monitor Company

Astranis Debuts Mobile Network Vanguard Product, With Kymeta and Satcube Terminals

Astranis is rolling out a new mobile satellite network product, working with terminal manufacturers Kymeta and Satcube, and networking solutions provider Persistent Systems. Announced Wednesday, Vanguard is a mobile deployable network across satellite and terrestrial links, geared toward defense and disaster response.

Oct

16th

2025

15:39

Report: How satellite offers backup for crisis resilience

When terrestrial networks fail, society’s ability to communicate is at risk. Storms, power outages, sabotage, or cyberattacks can disrupt mobile and fixed networks. Satcube’s portable and vehicle-mounted satellite terminals provide immediate broadband access, enabling authorities, civil protection agencies, and humanitarian actors to maintain operations even when everything else is down.

SpaceWatch Africa

Aug

19th

2025

06:05

New Offerings, CT_Monitor Company

WALLENSTAM: Tech möter stadspuls - Wallenstam välkomnar Satcube till Kungsgatan

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Aug

19th

2025

06:05

CT_Monitor Company

WALLENSTAM: Tech meets city pulse - Wallenstam welcomes Satcube to Kungsgatan

The technology company Satcube, with its headquarters in Gothenburg, has grown rapidly in recent years and will move early next year to Wallenstam's office premises at Kungsgatan 20. The move will be an upgrade to more central and technically adapted premises of 970 square meters that will facilitate both continued expansion and the development of new technologies.

Aug

19th

2025

00:35

CT_Monitor Company

Tech meets city pulse - Wallenstam welcomes Satcube to Kungsgatan

The technology company Satcube, with its headquarters in Gothenburg, has grown rapidly in recent years and will move early next year to Wallenstam's office premises at Kungsgatan 20. The move will be an upgrade to more central and technically adapted premises of 970 square meters that will facilitate both continued expansion and the development of new technologies.

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