Yes. I have been fairly sporadic about keeping my scorecard up to date. One of these days I will have to do the searches you recommend, Robert, and make it a better card, and I should also keep including the various new (and old) industries on the card. As Col Beausabre noted, it is getting pretty complex, now that space is becoming commercialized. It is like trying to keep track of all the new razor companies out there:
Jeremy’s Razors to replace Harry’s Razors when it went woke, which was supposed to replace Gillett when it went woke.
https://rumble.com/vy85lz-jeremys-razors-stop-giving-your-money-to-woke-corporations-that-hate-you..html (4 minutes — caution: one NSFW word)

(If the hateful woke think that boys aren’t boys and girls aren’t girls then which boys do they think aren’t boys and which girls do they think aren’t girls? Where did the tautology fail?)

Edward: Your list is incomplete. You need to do some searching on BtB. To help, go to my global launch report at the start of the year. It lists all the companies that hoped to launch last year. Search for them all to see their status this year.

As for tugs, search for tugs and orbital to get a more complete list. Similarly, for space stations search for station commercial. Should get you the links to all the stations under construction or planned.

Amen! I’ve been trying to keep my scorecard up to date for the past half decade, or so. I need to add the category of Space Tugs, and Earth observation.

This is not necessarily complete or up to date, but you could use it to get started. I currently have (and it does not include Joe’s company, sorry Joe):

Other NEWSPACE companies:
Launch:
SpaceX
Orbital Sciences (newspace?) ==> Northrup Grumman
Armadillo
Blue Origin
Vector
Rocket Lab
Stratolaunch
Firefly (future)
Astra
Virgin Launch
Generation Orbit http://www.generationorbit.com/blog/generation-orbit-completes-first-flight-test/ Atlanta GA, future launch 100 lbs, suborbital and orbital

Spacecraft mfr or ops:
Sierra Nevada
Sierra Space (Dream Chaser)
https://behindtheblack.com/behind-the-black/points-of-information/sierra-nevada-will-build-space-stations-and-a-manned-version-of-dream-chaser/
Bluecube Aerospace: http://www.bluecubesat.com/

Space stations:
Orbital Reef (Blue Origin, Sierra Space, Boeing, Redwire Space, Genesis Engineering Solutions, and Arizona State University )
Starlab (Nanoracks, Lockheed Martin, Voyager Space)
Cygnus-HALO-MEV (Habitation and Logistics Outpost) (Mission Extension Vehicle) (Northrop Grumman, Dynetics, and other partners to be named later)

Space station proposals:
Gateway Foundation

Space station companies:
Sierra Space (space habitats)
https://behindtheblack.com/behind-the-black/points-of-information/sierra-space-signs-up-its-first-customer-for-its-commercial-space-station/
Bigelow (space habitats)
Ixion (space habitats)
Axiom Space (space habitats) (Nanoracks, LLC (“Nanoracks”), Space Systems/Loral, LLC (“SSL”), and United Launch Alliance (“ULA”))

Space exploration:
Moon Express

Space mfr or ops:
Redwire (formerly Made In Space)

Space tourism:
World View (balloon tourism)
Virgin Galactic
Blue Origin
Axiom (Dragon)

Current privately funded rockets:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_private_spaceflight_companies
Space Explorations (SpaceX)
Sierra Nevada Corp (Sierra Space)
StratoLauncher
Boeing CST-100
Blue Origin
Skylon
SARGE (EXOS Aerospace; suborbital)
Radian Aerospace https://spacenews.com/radian-aerospace-raises-seed-round-to-fund-work-on-spaceplane/

Current privately funded Space Stations:
Bigelow (space Habitats)

Small Launch Companies:
Cloud IX (Cloud Nine)
CubeCab
Firefly
Interorbital Systems
Rocket Lab
Stratolaunch
Virgin Orbit

Competitors:
Nanoracks (deployment from ISS)
PSLV (India, as secondary payload)

Defunct privately funded rockets:
Roton (Rotary Rocket, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotary_Rocket )
Kistler ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocketplane_Kistler#Corporate_history )
https://spacenews.com/editorial-who-killed-kistler-aerospace/ (NASA’s inertia)
Lynx (XCOR)
Vector