BlackSky Technology Inc. Class A Common Stock (BKSY)

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BlackSky said its image quality, time-diverse revisit, order and delivery timelines as well as precision AI-enabled analytics standards are technically aligned with the customer’s real-time space-based intelligence mission requirements.

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Rocket Lab reveals successful launch of BlackSky's first Gen-3 Earth-imaging satellite, highlighting their increasing launch frequency and plans for future missions.

BlackSky Technology Inc (NYSE:BKSY) shares are trading higher Tuesday after the company secured a contract with a new international client for its Gen-2 imagery and analytics platform.

The company highlighted that the deals also include the delivery of one high-resolution Earth observation satellite, launch support operations, and on-orbit maintenance services.

Rocket Lab will launch a satellite for BlackSky on Feb 18 UTC, marking its 9th launch for the company and 60th Electron launch.

Under the contract terms, the company will deliver space-based imagery services to international customers.

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Blacksky said the new seven-year deal secures annual capacity minimums for reliable high-resolution, low-latency current Gen-2 and upcoming Gen-3 imagery and AI-enabled analytics services through 2032.