GomSpace Names New Sales VPs for APAC and EMEA

Stockholm – November 04, 2026 -- GomSpace has appointed Anand Iqbal Gulati as Vice President Sales, APAC, and Benjamin Hamel as Vice President Sales, EMEA, completing dedicated sales leadership across three regions.

GomSpace splits sales leadership into North America, EMEA and APAC

The Nasdaq First North-listed small satellite provider (ticker GOMX) now runs separate sales leadership for North America, EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) and APAC (Asia-Pacific). The company says the structure is meant to bring it closer to customers and improve market responsiveness as demand for space solutions grows.

Gulati brings Rheinmetall and SES experience to Singapore-based APAC role

Gulati is based in Singapore. He previously served as Head of Sales, Cyber Solutions APAC at Rheinmetall, where the company says he consistently exceeded sales targets and built a regional business pipeline. He has also held senior sales leadership roles at Xolaris and SES Satellites, and has worked with government, defense, national security and commercial clients across Asia.

CEO Carsten Drachmann described Asia-Pacific as "one of the most dynamic and rapidly growing space markets in the world" and said Gulati's customer relationships position him to lead GomSpace's expansion in the region.

Hamel brings more than 20 years of aerospace experience to EMEA

Hamel has more than 20 years of experience across aerospace, space technology, aviation and international business development. GomSpace says he has led growth initiatives, strategic partnerships and customer engagement programs in global markets.

Drachmann said Hamel's understanding of complex technology markets and his long-term relationship building fit the company's growth ambitions in EMEA.

GomSpace serves customers in the defense, security, scientific and commercial space sectors, and says the regional teams will help it accelerate growth and expand access to its flight-proven technologies.

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