Orienspace
Designs and manufactures solid and liquid-fueled launch vehicles for commercial satellite deployment via sea and land launches
Orienspace is a Chinese commercial aerospace company that designs, manufactures, and operates the Gravity series of launch vehicles. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Haiyang, Shandong Province, the company conducts sea-based launches from a dedicated platform in the Yellow Sea. Its operational vehicle, Gravity-1, is the world's largest solid-fueled launch rocket, capable of delivering 6,500 kg to low Earth orbit, with successful flights in January 2024 and October 2025. In development is Gravity-2, a partially reusable medium-to-heavy-lift vehicle powered by nine kerosene-liquid oxygen engines targeting 25,600 kg to LEO with a recoverable first stage.
Develops solid and liquid-propellant launch vehicles for dedicated and rideshare satellite missions, suborbital scientific experimentation, and space tourism
Develops reusable kerosene-liquid oxygen launch vehicles and rocket engines for commercial and government satellite deployment missions