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 SE raised its revenue and profit.
OHB SE adjusted its three-year financial objectives based on ESA budget results and military space plans from Germany and the EU.
The two Galileo satellites were manufactured by prime contractor OHB System AG and utilize Beyond Gravity’s onboard computers, thermal protection, and mechanism systems.
Beyond Gravity is partnering with GMV and OHB System AG to provide digital signal generation and payload system clocks for the first prototype satellites, designated Pathfinder A.
Eaglet II satellites carry a multispectral high-resolution optical instrument and an Automatic Identification System payload, with OHB Italia serving as prime contractor.
The Eaglet II satellites were entirely designed and developed by OHB Italia and include a dedicated Flight Operations Segment (FOS) for satellite control.
ESA oversees satellite procurement and preparation from OHB on behalf of the European Commission.
OHB Italia's CEO stated that the Eaglet II satellites are designed to provide high-resolution images rapidly.
The Italian EO IRIDE program, with OHB Italia as the prime contractor, has added eight satellites to their second constellation, Eaglet II.
DISC is collaborating with German space systems company OHB SE to develop tools for satellite protection.
OHB System AG Germany provides guidance, navigation, and control systems for the Argonaut lander, as well as telecommunications and electrical power systems.
Thales Alenia Space awarded contracts to Nammo, OHB System, and two of its own subsidiaries for the Argonaut lunar lander project.
The industrial consortium responsible for the Lunar Descent Element includes Thales Alenia Space in Italy, Thales Alenia Space in France, Thales Alenia Space in the UK, OHB System AG, and Nammo.
OHB System will manage the guidance, navigation, control, electrical power, and telecommunications subsystems and procure associated components.
The consortium for the Argonaut mission is led by Thales Alenia Space in Italy and includes Thales Alenia Space in France, OHB AG, Thales Alenia Space in the United Kingdom, and Nammo Space (United Kingdom).
OHB System AG will be responsible for the guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) subsystem, the electrical power systems (EPS), and telecommunications (TT&C) for the LDE.
OHB System AG will manage the control, navigation, and communication subsystems of the lunar lander.
Thales Alenia Space Italy has signed agreements with Thales Alenia Space France, OHB AG in Bremen, and Thales Alenia Space and Nammo Space in the UK.
OHB has partnered with Dassault to develop the Vortex spaceplane, which was first presented at the Paris Air Show in June.
Rocket Factory Augsburg, originally established as a subsidiary of OHB but now partially owned, has hired OHB to assist in developing its section of the ELM complex.