GALAXIA Mission Systems: A Canadian space technology company specializing in real-time data delivery, AI-driven insights, and mission solutions. They focus on sectors like energy, defense, and environmental monitoring, utilizing nanosatellites and advanced data processing techniques. They have partnerships with organizations like NVIDIA and the Canadian Space Agency. (
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Galaxia, Vento, and Piemonte Next Fund participated in ORiS’s 4.5 million euro pre-seed round.
ORiS was created in the CDP Venture Capital ecosystem with support from Galaxia.
Galaxia Mission Systems secured a $218,750 repayable contribution from ACOA to scale its Halifax operations.
Galaxia Mission Systems was the only space-sector company among nine Nova Scotia firms that together received a combined $4 million from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency.
The ACOA funding to Galaxia follows a $2.5 million contract Galaxia secured in late 2025 from Defence Research and Development Canada to build the Canadian Tactical Operations Satellite (CTOS).
The ACOA investment that included Galaxia was announced on February 19 in Dartmouth by Sean Fraser, Minister responsible for ACOA.
MissionOne is Galaxia’s turnkey service that delivers satellite missions from concept to launch and operations.
Under the agreement, Galaxia will provide MissionOne framework and mission execution expertise and Impulso.Space will manage launch access and integrated logistics capabilities.
Galaxia signed the multi-launch deal with Impulso.Space at Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen in fall 2025.
Arad Gharagozli is the CEO of Galaxia Mission Systems.
Galaxia launched its first MissionOne satellite MÖBIUS-1 in June 2025.
Galaxia Mission Systems signed a multi-launch agreement with Impulso.Space in support of its MissionOne program.
Galaxia announced the agreement with Impulso.Space on February 5, 2026.
Lucas Rowlands is Vice President of Mission Operations at Galaxia Mission Systems.
Galaxia launched its first satellite, MÖBIUS-1, a software-defined satellite, in June 2025.
Galaxia Mission Systems, based in Halifax, formed a strategic partnership with Apolink Communicationk, based in Palo Alto, California, during Canada Space Day at the Canadian Consulate General in San Francisco.
The partnership will integrate inter-satellite relay capability directly into Galaxia’s MissionOne flight missions to provide customers more flexibility in how data moves through orbit and down to the ground and to improve uptime and responsiveness across the mission lifecycle.
Galaxia’s transceivers are expected to achieve inherent interoperability with Apolink’s forthcoming constellation of data relay satellites.
Apolink’s hybrid optical–RF inter-satellite link (ISL) technology is planned to be demonstrated aboard a Galaxia spacecraft scheduled for launch into sun-synchronous orbit in 2027.
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