Clyde Space

AAC Clyde Space (formerly Clyde Space Ltd) is a Scottish CubeSat and small satellite manufacturer headquartered in Glasgow, Scotland, founded in 2005 by Craig Clark, providing complete CubeSat and small satellite platforms from 1U to 16U and larger, as well as modular subsystems including electrical power systems (EPS), solar panels, on-board computers (OBC), attitude determination and control systems (ADCS), satellite structures, and complete satellite integration services for commercial, government, and university customers worldwide. Acquired by Swedish company AAC Microtec AB in 2018 to form AAC Clyde Space AB, the company has launched and operated over 100 satellites, servicing customers including NASA, ESA, and numerous commercial satellite operators and universities globally, making it one of Europe's highest-volume CubeSat manufacturers. AAC Clyde Space targets the growing small satellite market for Earth observation, Internet of Things, science, technology demonstration, and communications missions, providing rapid manufacture and launch-ready satellite systems for customers requiring cost-effective, proven nanosatellite and microsatellite solutions.