Tracking the APAC commercial space economy from Singapore.

Singapore Space Agency is an independent research site led by Dylan and based in Singapore. It publishes original English and Chinese analysis of APAC commercial space, launch markets, satellite industries, supply chains, and regulation.

No. Singapore Space Agency operates independently and is not affiliated with the Government of Singapore or any government agency. Singapore's official space body is the National Space Agency of Singapore (NSAS).

The work follows four long-term themes: orbital compute, LEO connectivity and country markets, supply chains and manufacturing, and regulation with a Singapore lens. Each article separates its core judgment, public evidence, and remaining uncertainty.

Singapore connects regional capital, regulation, partnerships, and cross-border operations. That makes it a practical base for comparing the distinct market rhythms of China, Japan, India, Southeast Asia, and Australia.

It is written for space-industry operators, procurement and investment teams, researchers, policy and regulatory professionals, journalists, and other serious readers of the APAC commercial space economy.

Articles prioritize government documents, regulatory materials, company disclosures, and verifiable primary data, with sources listed on each page. Facts, company claims, original estimates, and forward judgments are separated wherever possible. Material new evidence, rule changes, and factual errors can trigger a dated update, and readers can submit sources or correction requests through the site contact details.