IRocket

Innovative Rocket Technologies, Inc., known as iRocket, builds small launch vehicles. The site describes its vehicle as a fully reusable small launch vehicle. The company says it launched its first Hydra 70 in October 2025, about 30 days after starting design work.

The company has offices in Hauppauge, New York, and in California at Edwards Air Force Base and Lancaster. It also has an office in London. The site lists these as its locations without naming a head office.

The company announced a launch agreement with SpaceBelt KSA in August 2025. The site says the agreement is worth $640 million and covers satellite deployment across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. The site also refers to a multi-year launch agreement.

The site says a recent Mach 2 demonstration validated the launcher integration. It describes the work as a path to a rapidly deployable solution for defense users. The company's CEO Asad Malik has spoken at the Middle East Space Conference and other events.

The board includes Wilbur Ross, the former US Secretary of Commerce, and Jerry Hultin. Retired executives from Rolls-Royce, General Dynamics and Northrop Grumman also serve on the board. The site lists partners and investors.

The site has blog, press and contact pages. It links to X and LinkedIn accounts. The text does not list a phone number or a street address for sales.