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Hanwha Systems will seek to apply Telesat Lightspeed services to various platforms within its weapon systems to pursue business opportunities in the global defense market.
Telesat and MDA Space entered separate memoranda of understanding with Hanwha Systems to explore collaboration on Korea’s K-LEO sovereign Low-Earth Orbit defense constellation.
Hanwha Systems intends to include significant, multi-year Telesat Lightspeed services as a key part of its bid for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project.
Hanwha Ocean has been shortlisted to supply up to 12 submarines to the Royal Canadian Navy under the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project alongside Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems.
The MOU between Telesat and Hanwha centres on defence user terminals that are compatible with the South Korean K-LEO and Telesat Lightspeed constellations.
Jae-il Son is the president and CEO of Hanwha Systems.
Hanwha will seek to apply Telesat Lightspeed services to various platforms within its weapon systems to explore business collaboration opportunities in the global defense market.
Son Jae-il is Chief Executive Officer of Hanwha Systems.
Korea Aerospace Industries is competing with Hanwha Systems for a 1.2 trillion won military contract to construct a 40-satellite synthetic aperture radar constellation.
Hanwha Group is positioning its bid to control the value chain by having Hanwha Aerospace produce the Nuri launch vehicle and Hanwha Systems build the payloads.
Hanwha Systems has developed technology it can use to achieve 25 cm SAR resolution.
Hanwha Systems leveraged heritage from a 1-meter resolution SAR satellite it launched in 2023 for its 40-satellite constellation proposal.
Vice Chairman Kim Dong-kwan inspected Hanwha Group’s Jeju Space Center in connection with the company’s private-led space development focus.
Hanwha Systems and its subsidiary Satrec Initiative are proposing an integrated panel-type satellite design that fuses payload, bus, and solar arrays to maximize packing density in the launch fairing.
Officials view Hanwha Aerospace's participation as part of a long-term plan to expand private-sector roles in South Korea's space industry.
Hanwha Aerospace led the manufacturing and assembly of the rocket using technology transferred from the government.
KARI was responsible for launching the first and second Nuri rockets, while technology transfer to private companies was initiated for the third rocket and beyond, with Hanwha Aerospace leading the manufacturing and assembly.
Flight safety certification processes are likely to delay the commercial release of Hanwha Phasor’s aircraft Ku-band terminal until the second half of 2025.
Hanwha Phasor will start shipping its first flat panel antenna between July and September 2024.
Hanwha Phasor is in early talks with other satellite operators to test the Phasor L3300B with geostationary satellites.