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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The Trantor consortium included the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS), Hispasat, Indra, Quadsat, Software Radio Systems (SRS), Starion, the University of Luxembourg, and Inster.
The panel on critical future technologies included Álvaro Giménez of CSIC, Fernando Gómez-Carpintero of Airbus Crisa, Miguel Ángel Molina of GMV, Fernando García of Indra, and Ángel Moratilla of INTA.
Fernando García of Indra says a plant dedicated to gallium nitride has been opened in Galicia.
Álvaro Giménez of the CSIC moderated the panel with Fernando Gómez-Carpintero of Airbus Crisa, Miguel Ángel Molina of GMV, Fernando García of Indra, and Ángel Moratilla of the INTA.
Fernando García of Indra said Spain has opened a gallium nitride production plant in Galicia.
Tedae's board includes Airbus, Indra, Navantia, Rheinmetall, Oesía, Santa Bárbara Sistemas, EM&E, and Centum.
Tedae’s new executive board includes representatives from Airbus, Indra, Navantia, Rheinmetall, Oesía, Santa Bárbara, EM&E, and Centum.
Indra paid 725 million euros to Redeia for its majority stake in Hispasat.
Indra's purchase from Redeia also gave it a controlling stake in Hisdesat.
Hispasat became fully integrated into Indra Group on 30 December 2025.
Indra Group owned 89.68% of Hispasat's shares after the integration, and SEPI held the remaining 10.32%.
Arribes worked with the ESA, the Spanish Space Agency, the Seville City Council, and Indra to prepare and execute the meeting.
Arribes worked with ESA, the Agencia Espacial Española, the Seville city government, Indra, and other stakeholders to prepare and execute the Seville meeting.
Miguel Ángel Panduro is the general manager of Indra Space.
Indra Space considers Spain attractive for foreign talent and supports legislation that would create a pull effect for engineers from other countries.
Miguel Ángel Panduro is the general director of Indra Space.
The Spanish state holds 28% of Indra Group through the Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales.
Hispasat is a subsidiary of Indra Group, which owns 90% of it.
Indra is developing, building, verifying, and validating QKD-GEO, the first Spanish geostationary quantum key distribution system.
Indra Space’s work on IberianQCI continues its quantum communications activities in the Iberian Peninsula, including participation in EuroQCI and national initiatives such as Portugal QCI.