Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ: LUNR) is a publicly traded Lunar & Planetary company founded in 2013 and based in Houston, United States.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 14, 2023 | IPO (SPAC) | — | $815M | — |

NASA chief Isaacman warns China's delayed Chang'e 7 mission was targeting the same Shackleton Crater landing zone on the lunar south pole, raising access concerns.

Deloitte report forecasts the lunar economy could generate $343B–$566B in cumulative value by 2050, driven by falling launch costs and government-commercial competition.
Nova-C is Intuitive Machines' robotic lunar lander, roughly the size of a phone booth, designed to carry NASA and commercial payloads to the Moon's surface under the CLPS program. Powered by a methane-oxygen engine, its IM-1 mission landed the Odysseus spacecraft near the lunar south pole in February 2024, the first commercial soft landing on the Moon. Subsequent missions extend the platform to deliver science instruments, rovers, and technology demonstrations supporting NASA's Artemis return-to-the-Moon effort.
Intuitive Machines is building a lunar data-relay and navigation network to provide communications and position services for spacecraft operating near and on the Moon. Awarded under NASA's Near Space Network Services contract, the system uses relay satellites to connect landers, rovers, and orbiters back to Earth, addressing the growing need for reliable cislunar infrastructure as lunar traffic increases. It complements the company's lander business by supplying the connectivity layer for sustained lunar operations.
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