NZ space firm Zenno closing on $80m in pre-sales

NZ space firm Zenno closing on $80m in pre-sales
Zenno chief revenue officer Erica Lloyd and CEO Max Arshavsky with the Z01. (Image: Zenno)
Pattrick Smellie
New Zealand space technology company Zenno has booked $78 million in sales to satellite companies for its ground-breaking super-torquer product before delivering a single unit to any customer.In an interview with BusinessDesk, chair Peter Crabtree and the product’s inventor, Max Arshavsky, said the burst of pre-orders is proof the company has created a product that will disrupt one of the most important elements of satellite control – the ability to point it in the right direction.Described as “the world’s first supercon...

More Technology

FMA to oversee ‘regulatory sandbox’ for fintechs
Finance

FMA to oversee ‘regulatory sandbox’ for fintechs

The initiative aims to speed up financial services innovation and regulation in NZ.

Ben Moore 12 Dec 2024
Spark sells remaining Connexa stake for $314m
Markets

Spark sells remaining Connexa stake for $314m

The sale will result in a $70m gain on telco's books.

Ben Moore 12 Dec 2024
Microsoft’s shiny new NZ datacentre
Opinion

Peter Griffin: Microsoft’s shiny new NZ datacentre

NZ is a sort of experiment demonstrating the role of high-capacity infrastructure.

Peter Griffin 12 Dec 2024
Tech in 2024: what happened and what’s next
Technology Free The Business of Tech podcast

Tech in 2024: what happened and what’s next

Four journalists talk about the biggest news of 2024 and what 2025 could bring.