越南私营航天公司VinSpace于8月11日与SpaceX签署合约，计划借助后者的Transporter联合发射计划在2027年将首批自主开发的卫星送入轨道[1]。VinSpace由越南最大私营企业集团Vingroup于2025年11月成立，致力于打造全面航天服务平台，业务范围涵盖卫星设计、制造、发射管理和数据服务[1]。
VinSpace首席执行官Thu Vu表示："可靠的太空访问权对于将卫星创新转化为可运营任务至关重要"[1]。VinSpace计划通过这次合作进行在轨技术测试，并为后续商业服务奠定基础[1]。
合约具体涉及的卫星数量、规格和价值未对外披露[1]。越南政府的目标是到2030年成为东南亚中等水平航天强国[1]。
Vietnamese private aerospace company VinSpace has signed an agreement with SpaceX to launch its first independently developed satellites into orbit, marking a significant step for the country's emerging space sector [1]. Under the accord reached on August 11, 2026, VinSpace's inaugural satellites are scheduled for deployment in 2027 through SpaceX's Transporter rideshare program [1].
VinSpace, established by Vingroup—Vietnam's largest private conglomerate—in November 2025, aims to develop comprehensive space services encompassing satellite design, manufacturing, launch management, and data services [1]. The company plans to use its initial orbital missions to validate technology and establish commercial operations [1]. VinSpace CEO Thu Vu emphasized the strategic importance of the partnership, stating that "reliable access to space is critical for converting satellite innovation into operational missions" [1]. The specific number, specifications, and financial terms of the contract have not been disclosed [1].
The venture aligns with Vietnam's broader ambitions in the aerospace domain, as the government has set a target to establish itself as a mid-tier space power within Southeast Asia by 2030 [1].