October 2025 Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo signed an agreement to combine their satellite businesses into a new European space joint venture. The collaboration is intended to strengthen Europe's competitiveness in the low-Earth orbit satellite market, including CubeSat and small satellite technologies, through shared R&D and manufacturing capabilities.
September 2025 The European Space Agency (ESA) announced that three additional Greek CubeSat missions—ERMIS, OptiSat, and Hellenic Space Dawn—were ready for launch under the Greek National CubeSat Programme, expanding Europe's CubeSat ecosystem through collaboration with industry, universities, and SMEs.
June 2025 ESA successfully supported the launch of multiple Greek CubeSat missions, including DUTHSat-2 and PHASMA, under its national CubeSat initiative, strengthening regional Earth observation, communications security, and space technology capabilities.