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With the creation of Indra Space, Indra Group seeks to cover the entire value chain of space projects from mission design to satellite production, ground segment design and deployment, and mission operation.
Indra Group plays a critical role in infrastructures such as Copernicus, Galileo, and Egnos and participates in high-impact international missions like Meteosat and Sentinel 1-D.
Indra Group has appointed Luis Mayo as the director of its space division, Indra Space.
Indra Group closed the acquisition of Hispasat and Hisdesat in early 2025, with the deal expected to finalize by the end of the year.
Indra Space plans to offer end-to-end space missions with dual civil and military focuses.
Luis Mayo's appointment aims to strengthen Indra Group's position as a unique player in Europe and the most integrated company in the entire space value chain.
Indra Group aims to provide innovative solutions for the civil sector and support the future of defense and strategic autonomy in Europe through its space business.
Indra Group intends to lead major European strategic programs such as IRIS², SpainSat NG, and PAZ.
Indra Group has over 30 years of unique experience in providing technology solutions designed to address citizen security threats worldwide.
Indra's interoperable 5G satellite system will automatically switch between satellite and terrestrial communications to maintain service continuity during natural disasters.
Indra Group aims to strengthen its position as a leading player in the space sector with enhanced security and operational efficiency capabilities.
Indra's SATCOM solution guarantees robust, secure, and resilient connectivity in emergency situations and remote environments without terrestrial coverage.
Indra will provide software for automated management of communication requests to optimize the allocation of satellite and terrestrial resources.
The second pilot test will occur in Spain on a mission by the Open Arms NGO in the Mediterranean, using an onboard satellite terminal provided by Indra.
Indra is developing a state-of-the-art, interoperable, 5G satellite system as part of the European 5G-HUB project.
Indra's 5G satellite solution will be tested with the Italian Red Cross to simulate a failure of terrestrial communication networks due to a catastrophe.
Indra is responsible for the ground segment.
GMV is leading a consortium that includes OHB System AG, Alén Space, Beyond Gravity, and Indra for the Celeste mission.
This advancement reinforces Indra Group's positioning as a leading European end-to-end player in the space sector, enhancing security, operational effectiveness, and protection of critical communications in both civil and military contexts.
Indra is developing a state-of-the-art 5G interoperable satellite system as part of the 5G-HUB project, which is funded by the Horizon Europe program and coordinated by the University of Siena.