Euroconsult

Euroconsult (rebranded as Nova Space in 2024) is a Paris-headquartered strategic consulting and market intelligence firm founded in 1983 that has grown to become the most widely cited source of quantitative space market analysis in the global satellite and space industry — with offices in Paris, Washington D.C., Ottawa, Singapore, and Tokyo serving clients across government space agencies, satellite operators, launch providers, investors, and industrial primes.

The firm's core product lines are annual market research reports covering specific satellite application segments: satellite manufacturing and launch markets (tracking unit economics, backlogs, and pricing trends for GEO, MEO, and LEO platforms), satellite communications (capacity pricing by orbit and frequency band, operator economics, end-market demand), Earth observation (commercial imagery pricing, government purchasing, analytics platform revenues), and space infrastructure (ground systems, launch services, propulsion). These reports, sold at premium prices to institutional buyers, are used as authoritative reference data for investment decisions, business case modeling, regulatory filings, and government procurement planning. The firm's annual "Satellites to Be Built and Launched" forecast is perhaps the single most referenced data series in the commercial satellite industry.

Beyond syndicated research, Euroconsult/Nova Space provides custom consulting engagements: market entry strategy for new space applications, feasibility assessments for satellite constellation business cases, regulatory market analysis for spectrum licensing applications, M&A due diligence, and competitive benchmarking. Government clients engage the firm for national space strategy assessments, industrial policy recommendations, and economic impact studies of space sector investment.

The 2024 rebranding to Nova Space was intended to signal expansion beyond its traditional consulting roots into broader space sector advisory and data services, aligning with the commercialization wave. Competitors include BryceTech (US-focused, strong on government spending analytics), Northern Sky Research (NSR, Boston-based, satellite capacity and connectivity focus), and Analysys Mason (broader telecom/satellite convergence consulting). Euroconsult's European heritage gives it stronger relationships with ESA, EU institutions, and European national agencies.