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Hilton Worldwide and Leidos Partner in Starlab Space Station Venture

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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What happened

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Hilton Worldwide and Leidos joined Starlab as partners. Starlab is a consortium competing to build a new private international space station to replace the International Space Station, which is scheduled for retirement sometime after 2030. The consortium is reportedly seeking $300 million in Series A funding.

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Why it matters

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The retirement of the International Space Station is driving the market need for private space stations. Starlab is positioned as a leader in this new private space industry, and the partnership involves major players from the hospitality and defense technology sectors.

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Who's involved

  • Hilton WorldwidePartner in the Starlab space station venture.
  • LeidosPartner in the Starlab space station venture.
  • StarlabConsortium building the private international space station.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • StarlabSpeculative

    Could secure $300 million in Series A funding to develop and build the private international space station.

  • Hilton WorldwideSpeculative

    May see changes in segment revenue due to the partnership in the space station venture.

  • LeidosSpeculative

    Might expand market reach and contracts through the partnership in the space station consortium.

Possible ripples

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