Exovera’s report, China Using Hong Kong Enterprise “USpace” to Expand Influence in International Aerospace Development, explores how a seemingly private Hong Kong-registered electronics company has become a key player in global satellite manufacturing—while quietly advancing China’s strategic ambitions. Despite having no prior aerospace experience, USpace has secured over $700 million in international satellite contracts, aided by technical support from Chinese state-owned aerospace institutions.
Behind its rebranding and offshore headquarters, USpace remains financially reliant on electronics manufacturing in mainland China, while promoting satellite products through partnerships in the Middle East, Brazil, and potentially the U.S. The report highlights how USpace blends public-private partnerships, foreign capital, and state-backed expertise to shape new pathways for Chinese influence in space technology.
