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Ctrl+Alt+Create moves into the space economy

Inaya opens a New Space vertical. A Solal media company launches Orbit Magazine, a monthly devoted to the space economy. Both announced at the International Space Summit.

10 September 2026 · 3 min

Ctrl+Alt+Create announces its New Space vertical and Orbit Magazine
The first issue of Orbit Magazine, presented at the International Space Summit in Paris.

Paris, 10 September 2026. During the International Space Summit, two companies within the Ctrl+Alt+Create ecosystem announced complementary initiatives in one of the world's most rapidly evolving industries: the space economy.

Inaya opens a New Space vertical

Inaya, our startup studio dedicated to regulated industries, is launching a New Space vertical to identify, structure and accelerate entrepreneurial projects across space technologies and infrastructure, satellites and telecommunications, Earth observation, orbital mobility and services, space data and AI, and new civil, industrial and commercial applications.

Its ambition is to turn advances in space technologies into companies, products and services addressing real economic and societal needs, from climate and agriculture to connectivity, security and resource management.

Orbit Magazine, a monthly on space

At the same time, a Solal media company announced the upcoming launch of Orbit Magazine, a new publication dedicated to the space economy, its technologies, companies, markets and the people shaping its future. Distribution across France will begin in 2027.

Why both together

These initiatives illustrate the approach behind Ctrl+Alt+Create: different parts of the ecosystem can address the same emerging market through complementary capabilities, from company building and technology to media, knowledge and ecosystem development.

The space economy is no longer defined solely by exploration. It is becoming a new field for technology, entrepreneurship, industry, investment and cooperation.

About Ctrl+Alt+Create

Ctrl+Alt+Create is a global venture studio that designs, structures and grows companies. The group brings together five sector startup studios, six shared strategic platforms, more than 120 companies and over 330 projects, supported by eight innovation hubs open across five continents.

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