ExoTerra Resource, founded in 2011, is a space technology company specializing in affordable space infrastructure systems, including high-performance power and propulsion components, subsystems, and fully integrated buses for CubeSats and small satellites. (2, 5) Their key products include Halo Hall effect thrusters, power distribution units, propellant management systems, and Courier SEP buses, designed to reduce the cost of space exploration. (4, 8) ExoTerra has received investments from organizations such as LAGO Innovation Fund and the United States Department of Defense, and aims to produce up to 32 propulsion modules per month. (2, 4)
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ExoTerra's Halo thruster has demonstrated performance aboard DARPA's Blackjack ACES spacecraft.
ExoTerra has developed efficient, compact, and reliable electric propulsion systems.
ExoTerra recently delivered 21 propulsion modules to York Space Systems for the Space Development Agency Transport Layer.
ExoTerra has contracts with NASA and other commercial entities.
ExoTerra Resource has developed efficient, compact, and reliable electric propulsion systems.
ExoTerra Resource has been acquired by Voyager Technologies.
Voyager Technologies has acquired ExoTerra Resource, expanding its capabilities in compact electric propulsion systems for maneuvering satellites in orbit.
The acquisition of ExoTerra positions Voyager Technologies for opportunities with the Trump administration’s Golden Dome homeland missile defense effort.
The Halo Hall-effect thrusters developed by ExoTerra were successfully demonstrated in 2023 aboard the DARPA Blackjack ACES spacecraft.
After the announcement of the ExoTerra acquisition, $VOYG's stock briefly jumped but ended the day trading at $33.25 per share.
ExoTerra's electric thrusters, called Halo, are used in DoD programs.
ExoTerra has approximately 200 employees.
Voyager Technologies is acquiring ExoTerra Resource, a Colorado-based company building electric satellite propulsion systems.
ExoTerra is under contract to supply propulsion modules to York Space Systems for the Tranche 2 Transport Layer satellites.
ExoTerra Resource has experience building propulsion technology for the Department of Defense.
The terms of the acquisition deal between Voyager Technologies and ExoTerra Resource were not disclosed.
ExoTerra supplied 21 propulsion modules to York Space Systems for the Tranche 1 Transport Layer satellites, launched in September for the Space Development Agency.
ExoTerra has contracts with commercial customers and NASA.
The financial details of the acquisition between Voyager Technologies and ExoTerra Resource were not disclosed.
ExoTerra designs and manufactures Hall-effect thrusters and solar electric propulsion modules.