On June 23, 2025 Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., USA Exolaunch has successfully deployed 45 customer satellites on SpaceX's Transporter-14 rideshare mission aboard the Falcon 9 launch vehicle. The mission marks a significant milestone for the company — its largest launch to date, further reinforcing its position as the premier launch integrator and deployment solution provider for global satellite missions.

The Transporter-14 mission carried satellites from 25 customers across 15 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Finland, Italy, South Korea, Canada, Japan, and Australia. Exolaunch managed the comprehensive launch campaign — from mission manifesting, global satellite logistics and environmental testing support to in-house deployment hardware and on-site satellite integration.

For this campaign, Exolaunch has manifested and utilized its full suite of flight-proven deployment technologies for the following customers:

• Aerospacelab for Xona Space Systems – PULSAR IOV

• Alén Space – SATMAR

• AVS – UND ROADS 1 & UND ROADS 2

• constellr – SkyBee 2

• Cosmoworks – JACK-001

• Galaxia Mission Systems – MOBIUS-1

• Gilmour Space – MMS-1

• Hubble Network – Lilo, Scooby, Shaggy, Stitch

• ICEYE – six ICEYE satellites

• Kongsberg NanoAvionics – ARVAKER II & ARVAKER III

• Kuva Space – Hyperfield-1B

• Muon Space – MuSat3

• MyRadar – HORIS-1 & HORIS-2

• Naraspace – ADDCUBE

• SpaceBD on behalf of its customer – AE2a & AE3Va

• SpaceForge – ForgeStar-1

• Spire Global – LEMUR-2-SEJONG-2; LEMUR-2-KRISH

• Startical – IOD2_STARTICAL

• The Democritus University of Thrace – DUTHSat-2

• The University of Jena – QUICK³

• Unseenlabs – BRO-18

• University of California, Berkeley – PADRE

The company also provided its deployment technologies and satellite integration services to the following customers:

• Argotec – seven HEO satellites

• Axelspace – GRUS-3a

• Loft Orbital – YAM-10

• Space Inventor – BIFROST

This was the 37th mission in the company's flight heritage, the 6th launch in 2025.