Asgard Aerospace is an advanced aerospace manufacturing platform based in Austin, Texas, serving space, aviation, UAS, and eVTOL programs with high-precision composite and thermoplastic production. The company differentiates through a tightly integrated digital manufacturing stack combined with physical integration and certification forges that connect design, production, testing, and compliance into a single execution network. Asgard enables partners to move from concept to flight-ready hardware with speed and confidence by unifying digital traceability, model-based manufacturing, and certification-aligned processes across prototyping and serial production. This architecture reduces friction between engineering, quality, and regulators while delivering predictable performance, aerospace-grade documentation, and scalable throughput for mission-critical systems.
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Aerospace programs face a widening gap between design velocity and certified production readiness. Advanced flight systems can be engineered quickly, but integration, testing, documentation, and compliance remain slow, fragmented, and high risk. At the same time, new space, aviation, UAS, and air mobility companies are repeatedly forced to build their own manufacturing and certification infrastructure to move forward. This diverts capital, talent, and leadership focus away from product development. Most of this infrastructure remains underutilized once initial prototypes are complete, creating inefficiency across the industry. The existing supply base compounds the issue. Rapid prototyping vendors lack certification depth, while traditional suppliers are optimized for slow, high-volume production. Digital design, manufacturing, integration, and certification are spread across disconnected tools and vendors, driving handoff delays, rework, and inconsistent traceability. As regulatory and quality requirements intensify, teams are forced to trade speed for compliance. The market lacks a unified manufacturing platform that allows companies to access fully integrated, certification-ready execution without building and carrying that infrastructure themselves. Asgard Aerospace addresses this structural gap.
Early Customer Commitments We have three signed Letters of Intent from mid-sized aerospace and aviation companies. Together, these partners represent more than 300 potential end users across space, aviation, UAS, and advanced air mobility programs. Launchbelt Now Live in Demo Our digital execution platform, Launchbelt, is live in a working demo environment. We are actively iterating on the product and preparing to bring real customer programs and user data onto the platform over the coming months. Progress Toward State Grant Support We are in active discussions with a Texas government organization around a strategic manufacturing grant. Asgard is in good standing and expected to be eligible for award once seed financing is in place. Strong Local and Regional Alignment We are working with multiple cities across the Austin metro area to align on site strategy, incentives, and long-term partnership as we establish our manufacturing presence. Pathway Into the Central Texas Spaceport We are collaborating closely with regional stakeholders to become a cornerstone member of the Central Texas Spaceport, helping anchor advanced manufacturing capacity within the state’s growing space ecosystem. Growing Commercial Pipeline We are in ongoing conversations with space, aviation, and defense-adjacent programs looking for an integrated, certification-ready manufacturing partner without the burden of building and maintaining that infrastructure internally.