A public limited company registered in Bamako, AISC Space Exploration Technologies is building an integrated space sector: launch infrastructure, engineering, energy and research.
AISC Space Exploration Technologies SA is a company registered in Mali, committed to the development of the African space industry. Its ambition is to strengthen the upstream segment of the space value chain through the progressive deployment of a spaceport in Mali, designed to foster the emergence of African launch and space-access capabilities.
AISC also offers consulting services in the midstream domain, along with engineering, mission design and space systems services. Through its activities, the company aims to contribute to opening Africa to the new space economy and to building a sustainable technological, industrial and scientific ecosystem.
Registered with the Bamako Trade and Personal Property Credit Registry under no. MA.BKO.2022.B.04973, on 24/05/2022.
ACI, Rue 638, Commune V, Baco Djicoroni, Bamako — Bamako District, Mali.
Construction of aircraft and spacecraft, engineering, solar energy and applied research for the space sector.
In line with its corporate purpose, AISC covers the entire aerospace value chain, from design to operations.
AISC is working on the deployment of solar power plants to sustainably power its future space infrastructure. This program includes the study of a photovoltaic panel manufacturing unit as well as solar farms intended for both industrial sites and local communities in the regions concerned.
In parallel, AISC aims to offer a research environment close to real conditions for the study of botany and agriculture in a space context — an essential building block for the autonomy of future missions and the continent's scientific ecosystem.
Our research teams study plant growth and resilience under controlled conditions, drawing on soil-free growing and lighting technologies used to prepare future space missions.
This progressive approach — from the laboratory to the terrestrial analogue, then towards conditions ever closer to space — aims to build recognized African expertise in space agriculture, in service of the food security of future missions.
AISC relies on a network of specialized partners to accelerate its research programs and technological development.
Research and development collaboration around micropropagation and genetic cloning applied to space botany.
A fintech specialized in banking solutions, supporting AISC in developing financial technologies tailored to the space sector.
Building autonomous African capabilities for access to space.
Designing engineering solutions adapted to the continent's realities.
Combining solar energy, research and industry in a responsible approach.
Ensuring the safety and reliability of every project led by AISC.