🚀 Is Space a Core Investment Theme for 2026?
2026 could be a breakout year for the space economy, and it’s worth asking whether space should be a core investment theme in a portfolio.
✨ Commercialisation is accelerating
Space is no longer driven only by governments. Private companies are building real revenue streams through satellite broadband, launch services, and space infrastructure.
📡 Rising demand for connectivity and data
Global demand for broadband, Earth observation, and data services continues to grow, and satellites are becoming essential infrastructure.
🛰️ Lower launch costs are expanding the market
Reusable rockets and more frequent launches are reducing the cost of access to space, allowing more companies to participate and innovate.
📊 Long-term growth potential
The space sector is still in its early stages. While volatility is high, successful companies could see strong growth over the long term.
⚠️ Risks to consider
Many space companies are still unprofitable, the sector can be volatile, and regulation or geopolitical issues may affect progress.
Bottom line:
Space is shaping up to be a meaningful growth theme for 2026. It may not suit everyone as a core holding, but it can play a role in a diversified, long-term investment strategy.
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