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Kratos is ramping up operations at its Princess Anne facility as part of support for hypersonic test activities.
The industrial base supporting high-speed defense requirements scaled in mid-January 2026 with activation of Kratos Defense’s newest manufacturing hub for hypersonic systems.
Kratos's strategy of 'defense verticalization' allows the company to maintain control over its internal supply chain and production facilities.
Kratos aims to provide the military with faster access to mission-ready hardware by prioritizing internal investment.
Kratos is positioned to capture a larger share of the tactical space and launch market as the Department of War normalizes active defense and accelerated production.
Kratos's existing R&D posture makes it uniquely prepared for the policy transition toward reinvestment.
Kratos has maintained a high level of self-funded research and development to bring new space and launch technologies to market ahead of formal government requirements.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. supports a shift in U.S. defense industrial policy prioritizing capital reinvestment.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions concluded the first Factory Acceptance Test for its EPOCH Command and Control software integrated with the Airbus OneSat software-defined satellite platform on December 30, 2025.
In November 2024, the Space Development Agency awarded Kratos a prime contract to build the Advanced Fire Control Ground Infrastructure (AFCGI).
Kratos’ OpenSpace platform supported a BlueHalo demonstration for the U.S. Space Force Satellite Communication Augmentation Resource (SCAR) program in 2024.
Task orders were awarded to Kratos Defense & Security Solutions for ground system sustainment by the U.S. Space Force.
The relocation reflects Kratos' long-term commitment to advancing high-performance microwave and RF technologies.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. relocated their Jerusalem branch of the Microwave Electronics Division to a new facility within the Gav Yam Group high-tech complex.
The move represents a major investment in Kratos' international infrastructure.
The new Jerusalem facility positions Kratos to deliver solutions for the next generation of microwave and RF systems faster and more efficiently.
Firefly is partnering with Kratos Defense and Security Solutions as a member of the MACH-TB 2.0 team.
Firefly will help advance Kratos' goal of achieving one hypersonic test launch per week.
Firefly is a launch partner for Kratos in support of a critical national security program.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions will acquire Israel’s Orbit Technologies for $356.3 million in cash.