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After floods, wildfires, and hurricanes, utilities and transportation agencies face a race against time. Roads are blocked, aircraft grounded, and field reports delayed. That’s where SAR satellite data changes the game. https://hubs.li/Q04hsX9d0 Join ICEYE experts Mark Antonik and Gretchen M. Chiques as well as Karen McCarthy APM, the Executive Director of Enterprise Security, Crisis and Emergency Management at Transport for NSW to see how ICEYE’s satellite constellation cuts through clouds, smoke, rain, and darkness to deliver near real-time disaster impact data within hours and help operators identify affected areas, assess infrastructure damage, prioritize response, and act faster when it matters most. Watch the Utility Dive webinar on demand, any time to see how utility and transportation operators are putting this to work: • How to map flood and disaster impacts without waiting for field access • How satellite-derived impact and damage assessment data integrate into existing GIS workflows • How Transport for NSW used ICEYE Flood Insights following Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred #DisasterResponse #UtilityManagement #SmartGrid

ICEYE has secured a €300 million, three-year committed revolving credit facility (RCF) to support its continued global growth and expansion. Backed by seven banking partners, the RCF will support the issuance of guarantees for customer contracts, enable continued business growth, and serve as a liquidity backstop. “The RCF origination reflects continued confidence in ICEYE’s business and demonstrates our ability to access diverse sources of capital to support rapid global growth,” said John Lauria Jr, Global Head of Treasury at ICEYE. “It also enhances our financial flexibility as demand for sovereign intelligence capabilities continues to grow exponentially.” For more information, read the full press release here: https://hubs.li/Q04hs6qJ0

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Modern conflicts have changed what is expected from space. Commanders at every echelon need persistent, all-weather intelligence tied to their own decision cycle, not a filtered product that arrives hours later. Meeting that need requires more than satellites. It requires a system that connects a constellation to the tactical edge, processes data on site, and applies target recognition where the operator needs it. Sovereign, deployable, and built to operate at the speed of the battlefield. Read how the system was validated during ORION 2026 in France. https://hubs.li/Q04hg7H60

We were honored to have the Ambassador of Norway to Finland, H.E. Wegger Chr. Strømmen, visit ICEYE's HQ in Espoo, Finland. We exchanged views on the security of the Arctic and NATO's Northern Flank, the rapid innovation in space technologies, and the growing opportunities for Nordic cooperation.

Climate risk = credit risk. ICEYE's Natural Catastrophe Monitoring Solutions are now available for the global banking sector. As floods, hurricanes, wildfires, and earthquakes become more frequent and severe, the risks to credit and capital are growing. Banks need observed, near real-time data at the asset level to manage these risks, protect portfolios, and support affected borrowers. Powered by the world's largest SAR satellite constellation, ICEYE delivers property-level hazard and impact data 24/7, regardless of cloud cover or darkness — ready to integrate into existing risk management systems. With that, banks can: → Assess credit and capital risk → Inform trading strategies → Support vulnerable customers → Strengthen ESG and climate disclosures The data is there. Now banks can act on it. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q04h3HsB0 #Banking #RiskManagement

Last week, ICEYE joined defense and intelligence leaders at GSTCE in Singapore. Across the floor and at our booth, a shared priority emerged among Asia-Pacific defense and intelligence organizations: access to reliable, actionable data that keeps pace with today's operational environment. During his keynote and workshop sessions, John Cartwright, SVP Data Product at ICEYE, demonstrated how persistent SAR capabilities are transforming complex activity into timely operational insight. Drawing on real-world examples — rapid damage assessment, AI-enabled detection and classification, maritime monitoring, and shadow fleet tracking — he showed how day-and-night satellite imaging supports decision-making when speed and certainty matter most. To everyone who stopped by to exchange perspectives on the future of space-based ISR in the Asia-Pacific: thank you. These conversations shape what we build next.

Finland, Sweden, Poland, and the Netherlands are building sovereign ISR systems designed to interoperate across national boundaries. The architecture preserves national command of tasking and data while making fleet-level capacity visible across partners. This is what federation looks like when it is built into operational systems from the start, not specified from a blank page. The interface contracts that make it work are the most important top-level requirement for any European EO architecture.