Engineering Africa's space future.
An African-owned commercial enterprise for satellite technology, aerospace engineering, Earth observation and strategic infrastructure. We turn institutional ambition into bankable projects, partnerships and lasting capability.
- 2026Registered in the Republic of Rwanda
- 9Founding board and executive leaders
- 11Directorates from science to finance
- 5Service lines across 4 practice areas
- 3Regional directorates: West, East, North
Africa's role in the global space economy must move beyond consuming technology to developing enterprises, owning infrastructure, commercialising knowledge and investing sustainably.
The AfroSAT Group is a for-profit, private-sector platform for investment, engineering, technology commercialisation, infrastructure procurement and strategic partnerships. It extends the industrial transformation agenda of Africa Industrialization Group Inc. and AI-Group Inc. Holdings Ltd. into space science and its interconnected disciplines.
We work with national space agencies, ministries, regional economic communities, research establishments, engineering firms, development finance institutions and international aerospace organisations, balancing commercial returns with public value.
From Africa's surface to the edge of the Universe
Our commercial work concentrates where space creates value for Africa today. Our partnerships reach further, so that African scientists and enterprises take part in exploration tomorrow.
Five service lines, one delivery partner
We advise, connect, communicate, navigate government and engineer, so that public priorities become funded, delivered infrastructure.
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Strategic Consulting
Actionable insight from industry and government experience to drive revenue and build strategic relationships.
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Business Development
Growth through targeted industry and government stakeholder engagement and events.
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Strategic Communications
Coordinated communications that support business development and government affairs.
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Government Affairs
Applied understanding of government processes at national and regional levels.
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Engineering, Procurement & Safety
Procurement and engineering of space infrastructure hardware and software.
Four markets we serve
Each practice area reflects a distinct client, decision process and set of requirements.
Commercial Space
Operators, enterprises and investors building revenue from space-enabled services.
Practice areaCivil Space
Agencies, ministries and science institutions delivering public programmes.
Practice areaNational Security Space
Sovereign capability and critical infrastructure protection, within the law.
Practice areaContinental & Regional Space
AU and regional economic community programmes.
Practice areaFrom the desk of the Group CEO“We are not simply entering Africa's space economy; we are positioning ourselves to help build its commercial foundations, strengthen its institutions, and unlock its transformative potential for generations to come.”
Prof. Carl Oshodi-Isibor, Ph.D., DBAGroup CEO, The AfroSAT Group (TAG) Ltd. · Read the full message
Space-enabled solutions for African priorities
Agriculture, climate, connectivity, maritime security, disaster risk and critical infrastructure.
Earth observation & geospatial
Turning satellite imagery and geospatial data into intelligence that improves decisions in government and business.
ExploreSatellite connectivity
Extending broadband to schools, clinics, enterprises and communities beyond the reach of terrestrial networks, and adding resilience where networks exist.
ExploreClimate, environment & resources
Satellite monitoring for climate resilience, environmental stewardship and transparent governance of Africa's natural resources.
ExplorePrecision agriculture
Satellite intelligence that helps farmers, agribusinesses, insurers and governments raise productivity and manage risk.
ExploreMaritime surveillance
Satellite monitoring to protect Africa's waters from illegal fishing, piracy and pollution, and to grow the blue economy.
ExploreDisaster risk management
Early warning, rapid mapping and resilient communications that reduce the human and economic cost of disasters across Africa.
ExploreOne vision. Nine leaders.
A governing board and executive team combining governance, operations, regional depth, commercial growth and communications. Meet the leadership.
From Kigali across the continent
A Rwandan foundation with regional directorates for West, East and North Africa, and phased entry to Central and Southern Africa.
Rwanda
Country of incorporation and operational foundation.
Mr. Obed UwihanganyeECOWASWest Africa
Maritime, agriculture, connectivity and digital government.
Mr. Smart Olalekan EdwardsIGAD · EACEast Africa
Climate resilience, food security and regional connectivity.
Mr. Collins OkelloAMU / UMANorth Africa
Industrial cooperation, water, desertification and energy.
Ms. Hadiza Abdoulaye