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ÅAC Microtec is expanding its business strategy to build and operate spacecraft for customers.
ÅAC Clyde is building a third prototype satellite for Kepler Communications with participation from the Satellite Applications Catapult for a planned spring 2019 launch on an unannounced rocket.
Kepler has a second of three prototype satellites from ÅAC Clyde scheduled to launch later 2018.
ÅAC Microtec completed its $35,300,000 purchase of Clyde Space in January.
Clyde Space shipped approximately 60 percent of its products to U.S. customers in 2017.
ÅAC Clyde builds satellites ranging from 1 to 50 kg in size.
ÅAC Clyde intends to acquire or merge with an American company to establish a presence in the U.S. market.
AAC Clyde is under contract to build a third and final demo satellite for Kepler named TARS, slated to launch in mid-2019.
AAC Clyde built Kepler’s first two prototype satellites: KIPP, which launched aboard a Chinese Long March 11 in January, and CASE, which is scheduled to launch later 2018 on an unspecified rocket.
ÅAC Microtec purchased Clyde Space earlier 2018 to create a company capable of fulfilling orders such as 50 cubesats priced at $1,000,000 apiece.
ÅAC Microtec purchased Clyde Space in a $35,300,000 cash and stock transaction completed early 2018.
ÅAC Clyde plans to establish a presence in the United States.
British companies Mars Space Ltd. and Clyde Space, in cooperation with Southampton University and supported by the ESA, built a pulsed plasma thruster that occupies a fraction of a single cubesat unit and completed ground tests qualifying it for flight.
Audacy plans to launch a three-unit CubeSat built by Clyde Space on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare mission this fall to test the satellite terminals Audacy designed.