Star Atlas Control Strengthens Space Traffic Management and On-Orbit Services

With the strategic plan for the high-quality development of commercial space deepened and advanced, the Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ, commonly known as the New Third Board) are actively connecting with industry resources, gradually forming industrial clusters that cover key links. In this industrial landscape, Star Map Measurement & Control has anchored its approach to “strengthening and supplementing the supply chain,” focusing on two strategic directions—space traffic management and on-orbit services—making it one of the representative companies.

At a recent 2025 annual performance briefing, Star Map Measurement & Control outlined its strategic layout. According to the announcement disclosed by the company on March 30, business revenue in the company’s 2025 special spaceflight sector accounts for approximately 60%, while the commercial space sector accounts for approximately 40%; this pattern will remain stable in the near term.

Among them, its special spaceflight business mainly targets the defense sector, covering key links such as spaceflight measurement and control, spaceflight simulation, space monitoring, and orbit management. A relevant company executive said, “We will further enhance our technical support and comprehensive service capabilities for customers in the special spaceflight sector.”

In the commercial space sector, the company is actively expanding its market presence, providing customers with full-lifecycle solutions that include spaceflight measurement and control systems, the “Insight” series of software products, ground system construction, satellite on-orbit management, and on-orbit safety.

At the performance briefing, Star Map Measurement & Control explained the business model of its space sensing constellation. As introduced, the constellation can enable on-orbit satellite detection, orbit determination, and cataloging, while also offering capabilities such as space debris monitoring, orbit data analysis, and collision risk prediction.

On the front of ecosystem development, the company has made clear that it will focus on the two strategic directions of space traffic management and on-orbit services. The specific paths include: deepening cooperative efforts with upstream and downstream enterprises in the industrial chain, strengthening the docking of technologies in key links and resource linkage; increasing the introduction of high-level scientific research and technical personnel and building teams, focusing on breakthroughs in key core technologies for space traffic management, and working to improve the automation and intelligent level of space operations management.

Star Map Measurement & Control’s innovative exploration is not an isolated case. Currently, the BSE and the New Third Board have seen a number of small and medium-sized enterprises that are deeply engaged in specialized segments of commercial space.

On the BSE market, companies such as Star Chen Technology and Tongyi Aerospace have already built key links in the rocket industry chain, covering areas including measurement and control, fairing structures (interstages or payload fairings), and special materials. On the New Third Board side, a national-level specialized and innovative “little giant” enterprise, Zhuotu Technology, focusing on ultra-high-speed, high-capacity data processing and on-device AI image processing technologies, recently completed filings for BSE tutoring. In addition, key aerospace and aviation enterprises such as Yagang Composite Materials, Hanlin Technology, and Baoyin Special Materials have listed on the New Third Board, and their industrial-chain layouts are becoming increasingly well-developed.

Market participants believe that, supported by flexible institutional arrangements and efficient financing functions, the BSE and the New Third Board have become one of the important platforms for carrying high-quality commercial space companies and helping achieve deep integration between industry and capital.