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Spire Global Announces Third Quarter 2026 Results, Achieving 42% Year-Over-Year Revenue Growth

Spire Global reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $18.0 million, up 42% from a year earlier, driven mainly by Space Services data delivery and additional Weather and Climate data sales. Gross margin, the share of revenue remaining after direct costs, rose to 46%; net loss was $20.3 million versus $19.7 million a year earlier.

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What happened

Spire Global reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $18.0 million, up 42% from a year earlier, driven mainly by Space Services data delivery and additional Weather and Climate data sales. Gross margin, the share of revenue remaining after direct costs, rose to 46%; net loss was $20.3 million versus $19.7 million a year earlier.

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Global impact / market context

Revenue growth alongside a higher gross margin suggests Spire generated more sales while retaining a larger share after direct costs. However, its net loss widened, so the reported improvement does not yet show that revenue growth has translated into overall profitability or reduced cash needs.

Analyst inference

The article links growth to satellite data delivery and Weather and Climate sales, including Hyperspectral Microwave Sensor data. That points to demand in Spire’s data business as the stated driver, while the loss indicates costs still exceeded revenue overall during the quarter.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. The company said multi-year contract awards provide revenue visibility into 2027 and beyond; watch for subsequent disclosures showing whether those awards generate sales as expected. Confirmed
  2. Spire plans to discuss its results in a webcast at 5:00 p.m. ET today; any further guidance or detail on contracts could clarify expected growth and spending. Confirmed
  3. Future results could show whether higher sales and gross margin cover operating costs, narrowing the net loss; the supplied figures alone do not establish that trajectory. Analyst inference

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