Why Scalable Cryogenic Technology Is the Missing Link in Space Infrastructure (and How EXOS + Scorpius Are Solving It)

The space economy is growing fast—really fast. Analysts are projecting trillions of dollars in growth as satellites, space tourism, manufacturing, and even research facilities head off-planet. But there’s one big bottleneck no one talks about at cocktail parties: cryogenic propellant storage and transport.

In plain English? Without scalable, reliable cryogenic tank technology, spaceflight stays expensive and risky. That means slowed innovation and lost opportunities.

That’s exactly why EXOS Aerospace acquired Scorpius Space Launch Company. Scorpius brings decades of experience designing and delivering advanced composite cryogenic tanks—proven tech with real flight heritage. Pair that with EXOS’s reusable rocket platforms, and you’ve got a powerful combination designed to do one thing: make access to space faster, cheaper, and more sustainable.

For investors, this is more than a hardware story. It’s an infrastructure play—think of it like the early days of building railroads for the space economy. Whoever solves propellant storage and reusable launch wins big because everything else depends on it.

This is why EXOS + Scorpius is more than a partnership—it’s a catalyst for the next leap forward in space infrastructure.

Follow EXOS Aerospace to see how we’re making space available, one scalable technology at a time.