This chapter presents a strategic blueprint for advancing the NewSpace ecosystem in Brazil, emphasizing the role of innovation and economic growth in emerging space markets. The text explores the transition from the traditional LegacySpace model to the NewSpace paradigm, where private sector participation and sustainable business models are critical for long-term success in the global space economy. Drawing on Brazil’s potential, the blueprint outlines how government, companies, capital markets, and customers can collaborate to foster a self-sustaining space industry. The chapter examines the global NewSpace landscape, identifying successful models from countries such as the United Kingdom, Australia, and Luxembourg, while analyzing Brazil’s historical contributions to space activities. Key insights include the need for government-backed innovation funds, private investment, and international collaboration to enhance Brazil’s position in the competitive global space market. Additionally, the text discusses Brazil’s strengths in sectors such as agriculture and mining, highlighting how space technologies can drive innovation in these areas. Finally, the blueprint provides a comprehensive framework addressing the critical role of public–private partnerships, regulatory reforms, and capital mobilization in accelerating Brazil’s NewSpace sector. By leveraging national strengths and integrating global best practices, Brazil has the potential to become a leading player in the emerging space economy.