Indra Group is a global technology and consulting company, and a major player in the space industry. It focuses on the design and manufacture of LEO/MEO satellites and ground stations, and provides satellite communication services for both civil and military applications through its Indra Espacio subsidiary and its controlling interest in Hispasat and Hisdesat. The company collaborates with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and participates in programs like Galileo and Copernicus, aiming to be a leader in the European space sector.
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On January 31, 2025, Indra announced the signing of an agreement with Redeia for the acquisition of 89.68% of Hispasat's share capital.
Indra has called an Extraordinary General Shareholders' Meeting for November 28 at 12:00 PM at its headquarters in Alcobendas to seek shareholder approval for the acquisition of 89.68% of Hispasat's share capital.
The acquisition aims to ensure Indra's control over communications in space, which is increasingly important in both civil and military sectors.
Fitea 2025 is supported by the Spanish Ministries of Education, Science, Innovation and Universities, and Transport and Sustainable Mobility, along with the Getafe City Council and companies such as Airbus, Indra, Iberia, Enaire, Ineco, and Senasa.
Significant shareholders of Hisdesat include Hispasat, Isdefe, Airbus, Indra, and Sener.
Indra is developing a high-precision electronic receiver for low Earth orbit satellites as part of the LEO PNT ODTS+ project.
Indra provides comprehensive QKD technology expertise in both LEO and GEO orbits.
Indra is developing Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) technologies for both defense and civilian use.
More than 40 remote stations of the Galileo system are based on Indra technology.
Indra is responsible for the provision of the Public Regulated Service (PRS) in the Galileo security chain.
Indra's Navishield system protects critical navigation signals from interference and spoofing.
Indra has developed GAPS, an advanced monitoring system for GNSS signals.
Indra offers advanced positioning, navigation, and timing solutions across the entire value chain of satellite navigation.
Indra has been involved in the Galileo program since its inception, leading the design, development, and deployment of key mission and control systems.
Indra's QKD initiatives include projects funded by the EU and NATO exercises validating network resilience.
Indra participates in new European satellite navigation initiatives such as Celeste and OpSTAR.
Indra Space, managed by Ángel Escribano, aims to become one of the largest companies in the European space domain with the capability to cover the entire value chain of space projects, from mission design to satellite development and operation.
Open Cosmos is the contractor for the Spanish segment of the Atlantic Constellation, with other notable companies including Thales Alenia Space, Airbus España, Indra, and PLD Space.
Indra Group signed a contract for the LEO PNT ODTS+ project, part of ESA’s NAVISP to develop an electronic navigation receiver for Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites.
Indra Group reported revenues totaling 4.343 billion euros in the 2024 financial year.