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Rocket Factory Augsburg, originally founded as an OHB subsidiary, has enlisted OHB to help develop its section of the ELM complex.
OHB is involved in a joint project to establish a floating launch facility off the coast of Germany.
OHB established a new subsidiary on 11 November to consolidate its existing launch infrastructure projects.
Solar Foods will collaborate with German company OHB System over the next eight months to develop the necessary technology for testing Solein production in space.
Fuchs states that the merger could have a negative effect on OHB's supply chain.
OHB often competes for large contracts against Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo.
OHB has started ramping up its production capacity to meet obligations and capitalize on increased investment in space in Europe.
Marco Fuchs, CEO of OHB, plans to participate in the antitrust process against the proposed merger between Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo.
ESA, EUSPA, and OHB SE teams are on site to prepare for the next launch from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana.
Fuchs wants to safeguard OHB's supply chain and ensure a level playing field in competition.
OHB has subcontracted Thales Alenia Space for critical components on missions such as the LISA mission and future Copernicus EO spacecraft.
OHB reported that its backlog surpassed €3 billion for the first time in its history.
OHB announced two acquisitions intended to enhance the company’s ability to locally manufacture space components and infrastructure.
OHB System AG is the Prime Contractor for the HOBI-WAN project, collaborating with Solar Foods to adapt the fermentation process for space conditions.
In June 2005, OHB and Apollo Capital Partners purchased MAN Technologie, which was renamed MT Aerospace.
OHB initially secured a 40 percent stake in MT Aerospace, with a further 30 percent held in trust for the company’s benefit.
OHB has purchased the remaining 30 percent stake in MT Aerospace from Apollo Capital Partners, completing a full takeover.
By the third quarter of 2005, OHB reported that it had acquired a total of 70 percent of MT Aerospace.
On 29 October 2025, OHB announced that it had purchased the remaining 30 percent stake in MT Aerospace from Apollo Capital Partners, becoming the sole shareholder.
OHB's acquisition of the TechniSat site aims to meet growing demand for satellites for both civilian and military applications.