WIEF Face-To-Face | Space: The Final Business Frontier

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Space industry is booming. A new era of space exploration and space inspired industries is beginning to take shape with opportunities abound for all stakeholders. Initially started as government endeavour, it is now driven by the private sector.

According to a report by Space Foundation, the space industry grew at its fastest pace in years to reach a record USD469 billion in annual global spending in 2021. Commercial space ventures accounted for 77% of spending. More than USD224 billion came from products and services delivered by space firms and nearly USD138 billion was spent on infrastructure and support for commercial space enterprises. Despite the 2022 economic slowdown, space industry spending is expected to rise beyond USD634 billion by 2026.

Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley projected that the global space industry could generate revenue of more than USD 1 trillion by 2040, with significant opportunities arising from satellite broadband internet access, whilst space tourism will be a USD3 billion market by 2030 according to UBS.

This programme will highlight:

  • innovation and advancements in space technologies
  • business trends and ideas to shape the industry, particularly for startups and SMEs
  • investment and funding opportunities for businesses and innovators
  • risks and challenges arising from within and outside the industry
  • support required to help develop national space ecosystem


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  • Vladislav Ivanenko | CEO, Sputnix LLC | Russia


Moderator

  • Dato' Darawati Hussain | Director, Syalin Sdn Bhd | Malaysia


Kindly visit www.wief.org for further information on the programme and speakers.

For further enquiries, you may email [email protected] 

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The World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF) Foundation, formally established on 6th March 2006, institutionalised the World Islamic Economic Forum. Being the proprietary owner of the Forum, the Foundation administers and organises the annual WIEF, as well as ensuring the smooth running of the initiatives and programmes under its purview.The WIEF Foundation has its own corporate administrative structure, which includes the Board of Trustees led by the Chairman of the Foundation, and supported by the International Advisory Panel and the Permanent Secretariat based in Kuala Lumpur.“Business partnerships can actually become bridges towards peace & prosperity between nations.” - TUN MUSA HITAM, Former Chairman, WIEF Foundation
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Overview

Space industry is booming. A new era of space exploration and space inspired industries is beginning to take shape with opportunities abound for all stakeholders. Initially started as government endeavour, it is now driven by the private sector.

According to a report by Space Foundation, the space industry grew at its fastest pace in years to reach a record USD469 billion in annual global spending in 2021. Commercial space ventures accounted for 77% of spending. More than USD224 billion came from products and services delivered by space firms and nearly USD138 billion was spent on infrastructure and support for commercial space enterprises. Despite the 2022 economic slowdown, space industry spending is expected to rise beyond USD634 billion by 2026.

Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley projected that the global space industry could generate revenue of more than USD 1 trillion by 2040, with significant opportunities arising from satellite broadband internet access, whilst space tourism will be a USD3 billion market by 2030 according to UBS.

This programme will highlight:

  • innovation and advancements in space technologies
  • business trends and ideas to shape the industry, particularly for startups and SMEs
  • investment and funding opportunities for businesses and innovators
  • risks and challenges arising from within and outside the industry
  • support required to help develop national space ecosystem


Speaker

  • Vladislav Ivanenko | CEO, Sputnix LLC | Russia


Moderator

  • Dato' Darawati Hussain | Director, Syalin Sdn Bhd | Malaysia


Kindly visit www.wief.org for further information on the programme and speakers.

For further enquiries, you may email [email protected] 

Terms and Condition

  • By registering to this webinar, you agree to receive free InFocus newsletters and occasional sales and marketing offers for the World Islamic Economic Forum Foundation events. Existing subscribers newsletter preferences will not be affected
  • The information you provide to World Islamic Economic Forum Foundation in the event registration will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy. For more information about how we use your data, please read our Privacy & Cookie Policy: https://wief.org/privacy-policy/
  • This webinar will be recorded
 
The World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF) Foundation, formally established on 6th March 2006, institutionalised the World Islamic Economic Forum. Being the proprietary owner of the Forum, the Foundation administers and organises the annual WIEF, as well as ensuring the smooth running of the initiatives and programmes under its purview.The WIEF Foundation has its own corporate administrative structure, which includes the Board of Trustees led by the Chairman of the Foundation, and supported by the International Advisory Panel and the Permanent Secretariat based in Kuala Lumpur.“Business partnerships can actually become bridges towards peace & prosperity between nations.” - TUN MUSA HITAM, Former Chairman, WIEF Foundation
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