Beyond Gravity

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Beyond Gravity

Company type	Joint-stock company
Industry	Space technology
Founded	2022
Headquarters	Zürich, Switzerland
Key people	CEO Andre Wall
Revenue	339 Mio. CHF (2019) 377 Mio. CHF (2018) 365 Mio. CHF (2017) 300 Mio. CHF (2016) 283 Mio. CHF (2010)
Number of employees	1265 (2019)
Footnotes / references 24.10.2019

Beyond Gravity is the space-oriented segment of the Swiss technology group RUAG. At a total of fourteen sites in Switzerland (Zurich, Emmen and Nyon), Sweden (Gothenburg, Linköping), Finland (Tampere), Germany (Coswig), USA (Denver, Titusville, Decatur) and Austria (Vienna, Berndorf), Beyond Gravity employs around 1,265 people and posted sales of 339 million Swiss Francs in 2019.^[1][2] As a supplier of Arianespace, Beyond Gravity is also a shareholder, with 0.82% of capital in 2018.^[3]