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Skyrora holds a domestic UK launch license and maintains local testing and manufacturing capabilities.
Skyrora's potential acquisition of Orbex assets could include the Sutherland Spaceport on Scotland’s northern coast.
Skyrora positioned the acquisition of select Orbex assets as a measure to preserve UK space capability and keep UK-developed technology and IP under UK ownership.
Skyrora expressed interest in investing up to £10 million (€11.5 million) to acquire select Orbex assets, potentially including the Sutherland Spaceport in northern Scotland.
Skyrora is on track for an inaugural launch this year.
Skyrora expressed interest in investing up to £10 million (€11.5 million) to buy select Orbex assets.
Orbex’s operational troubles have created opportunities for rival Scottish launch startup Skyrora.
Skyrora's planned acquisition could include infrastructure, manufacturing equipment, and intellectual property.
Skyrora is considering purchasing select Orbex assets and may invest up to 10 million pounds to acquire them.
Skyrora's potential investment to acquire select Orbex assets includes the Sutherland Spaceport and aims to keep the technology and intellectual property under U.K. ownership.
Skyrora received a licence from the UK Civil Aviation Authority to conduct flights of its Skylark L suborbital rocket.
Viasat's space-relay system has been selected by UK-based Skyrora for upcoming sub-orbital demonstration flights of the Skylark L vehicle.
Skyrora is a British rocket and space technology company.
Skyrora is a prime contractor in the European Space Agency's General Support Technology Program.
As of January, four European launchers, including Maiaspace, Orbex, Skyrora, and Rocket Factory Augsburg, were aiming for significant milestone flights in 2025.
Astron Systems, Skyrora, Orbex, and PLD Space have begun booking flights ahead of reaching orbit.
Skyrora plans to fly three customer payloads on its demonstration flight next year.
Skyrora received its launch license from the UK government last month.
Skyrora is close to manufacturing Skyrora XL’s first stage and is preparing to integrate the engines for a vertical fire test by mid-2025.
Skyrora XL’s first-stage engines produce 70 kilonewtons of thrust each and use turbopumps.