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On 6 October, Sabca announced that it received an €85 million contract from ArianeGroup to produce TVC systems for the initial Ariane 6 operational phase, which covers flights 16 through 42.
Sabca has supplied TVC systems for the Ariane 4, Ariane 5, and now Ariane 6 rockets, as well as for Avio’s Vega and Vega C rockets.
ArianeGroup has awarded an €85 million contract to Belgian aerospace and defense company Sabca for the production of Thrust Vector Control (TVC) systems for 27 Ariane 6 rockets.
Sabca and ArianeGroup signed an initial contract for the production of the first batch of Ariane 6 TVC systems in July 2020.
A successor to Martin Sion will be appointed by the ArianeGroup Board of Directors.
Martin Sion will not seek the renewal of his mandate as CEO of ArianeGroup.
The collaboration between ArianeGroup and Sabca builds on a long-standing partnership.
Arianespace will launch the European Union's Copernicus Sentinel-1D satellite on November 4, 2025, using the Ariane 6 launch vehicle.
ArianeGroup selected Sabca as its key industrial partner to support the industrial ramp-up of Europe’s new heavy-lift launcher.
The Sentinel-1D satellite will be the third commercial flight for Ariane 6, Europe’s new heavy-lift launcher.
Sabca has played a major role in previous Ariane programs.
ArianeGroup and Sabca signed a new supply contract for the Ariane 6 operational phase.
The agreement covers the supply of nozzle activation systems for the main engines of Ariane 6 flight models.
The nozzle activation systems will equip the main and upper stages of Ariane 6 flight models from 16 to 42.
ArianeGroup completed a €45 million equity investment in MaiaSpace in March 2024.
The €45 million equity investment from ArianeGroup consisted of €11.25 million in share capital and €33.75 million in share premium.
MaiaSpace was founded in 2021 as a wholly owned subsidiary of ArianeGroup.
MaiaSpace received a €45 million equity injection from its parent company, ArianeGroup, in 2024.
MaiaSpace received a €45 million equity boost from ArianeGroup.
ArianeGroup will conduct hop tests soon in Kiruna.