OHB SE, headquartered in Bremen, Germany, is a European space and technology group specializing in the development and implementation of complete space systems. As a system provider, OHB is involved in satellites for Earth observation, navigation, telecommunications, science, and reconnaissance, as well as manned spaceflight and exploration. They are a major supplier to the Ariane program and partner with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA on missions such as Hera and Comet Interceptor.
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OHB Cosmos International Launch Services GmbH and LuxSpace signed contracts with Rocket Factory Augsburg AG for dedicated launches scheduled for mid-2024 and 2025.
Rocket Factory Augsburg signed launch contracts with OHB Cosmos and LuxSpace for missions in mid-2024 and 2025.
Rocket Factory Augsburg secured its first contract with OHB Sweden AB on 2021-03-31 for the launch of a single mission.
Rocket Factory Augsburg signed a contract with OHB Sweden AB on 2021-03-31 for the launch of a single mission.
The analysis will consider already awarded contracts to ArianeGroup, Avio, and Rocket Factory Augsburg, a subsidiary of OHB SE.
OHB Sweden develops satellites for missions ranging from low Earth orbit through geostationary orbit to interplanetary missions.
OHB Sweden develops, builds, tests, and operates satellites for communications, Earth observation, space research, and exploration missions.
OHB Sweden AB signed a contract with Rocket Factory Augsburg AG for a dedicated launch scheduled for mid-2024.
The European Space Agency signed a €32 million contract with OHB Sweden to build a prototype satellite for the Arctic Weather Satellite mission.
RUAG Space and OHB signed a contract for the Sunshield Solar Array Subsystem worth more than 20 million Swiss Francs.
OHB SE is opening the possibility for further selected investors to participate in Rocket Factory’s growth.
OHB SE established Rocket Factory with two founders and provided the new company with expertise and capital.
Rocket Lab signed the launch contract with OHB less than six months before the 2021-01-20 launch.
Rocket Lab’s 2021-01-20 Electron launch placed a payload built by OHB Group into a circular orbit at an altitude of 1,200 km.
The payload on the 2021-01-20 mission, GMS-T, is a 50-kilogram-class communications satellite built by OHB Group.
OHB System AG, the manufacturer of 38 Galileo satellites to date, did not receive any of the two contracts for 12 second-generation satellites.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. of the UK built the payloads for the OHB-built Galileo satellites.
OHB System AG built the first in-orbit validation Galileo satellite and subsequently built 38 Galileo satellites, of which 26 are now in orbit.
OHB partnered with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. for the current Galileo satellite contract, with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. providing the navigation payload.
OHB procured the launch in August and Rocket Lab agreed to launch the payload within six months.