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·10 t sitten · MuokattuThe Russians want eyes like Elon Musk over Ukraine. It could become "extremely dangerous". Also for Europe While Ukraine has been denied the use of Starlink over Russia, the Russians are busy building their own alternative in space. If successful, it will be a significant security threat for all of Europe, says a Danish expert. If the Russians continue at the current pace, they could already next summer get satellite coverage over Ukraine 24 hours a day. "It could have serious consequences for the Ukrainian defense forces if they don't manage to get effective countermeasures in place by then," warns Militarnyi. https://www.berlingske.dk/internationalt/russerne-vil-have-oejne-som-elon-musk-over-ukraine-det-kan-blive-ekstremt-farligt-ogsaa-for-europa- ·11 t sittenEU to accelerate the deployment of its own Starlink in space The European Commission and the SpaceRISE consortium have concluded negotiations and signed an implementation agreement for the deployment of IRIS², the European Union's new flagship satellite constellation. This was stated in a press release from the European Commission on Friday, August 7, Ukrinform reports. The future satellite constellation will consist of 348 vehicles, including 330 satellites in low Earth orbit and 18 satellites in medium Earth orbit, with additional elements to support specific missions. The first satellite launches into space are expected in 2029. Once operational, the satellite constellation will provide "sovereign, secure and highly reliable connectivity to European governments, defense and security forces, and emergency services across Europe." Read also: Poland invests more than 650 million euros in the European satellite system IRIS 2 Funding will be provided through a combination of EU budget funds for 2028-2034 and additional investments from member states and third countries. Poland and Hungary have already allocated 656 million euros and 500 million euros respectively, while Spain has announced investments of 1.6 to 2 billion euros. As Ukrinform reported, the European Commission signed a framework contract with the SpaceRISE consortium several years ago to establish the IRIS² communication satellite system, which is planned to combine a constellation of 290 satellites and will operate in the EU's interest from 2030. https://www.ukrinform.ua/rubric-world/4152022-es-priskorit-rozgortanna-vlasnogo-starlink-u-kosmosi.html
Thanks for sharing. 😊 Brandt79 had a post yesterday about something similar - just mentioning it if one wants to see if there are a few details in Brandt's post. When a post is rolled under the horizon, it's easy to forget. - ·1 päivä sittenIn these dull and news-scarce times. I know we don't have it. But… If they are to make 120 satellites for Uasat for launch in 2027, then that's probably about 1 billion SEK in 2027 revenue. Then add 100-150 million SEK in the product segment plus probably at least something similar, at least from other project customers. Then they are to generate between 1.2 and 1.3 billion SEK in 2027 or 3 times the expected 2026. It will be exciting to see what that means for EBIT, if it unfolds like that.
It is also expected/agreed that the 20 satellites for Indonesia shall be delivered in 2027, the order was/is for 650 mio sek, there is milestone payment, so some of it may already be paid, it is an EIFO sponsored. 
1 päivä sittenCommission accelerates IRIS² deployment with enhanced security and expanded satellites network Top Today, the European Commission and the SpaceRISE consortium concluded negotiations and signed an implementation agreement to roll out IRIS², the European Union's new flagship satellite constellation. The agreement, among other things, adds 66 satellites into low Earth orbit to the programme, bringing the main constellation to 348 satellites, and moving it from planning to full-scale deployment. These negotiations, which began in January, confirmed the programme's key parameters and necessary adjustments, including the design, system capacity, deployment schedule, target price and private operators' investment. Under the agreement, European manufacturers have committed to delivering the additional satellites, designed with enhanced resilience. Concrete next steps are now in place to achieve first launches by 2029. Once operational, the constellation will provide sovereign, secure and highly reliable connectivity for European governments, defence and security forces, and emergency services across Europe. From plans to deployment: concrete next steps towards 2029 The Commission, the European Space Agency and the EU Agency for the Space Programme, together with the SpaceRISE consortium and European industrial partners, have defined the next steps needed to deliver IRIS². These include finalising the detailed design of the satellite constellation, preparing the construction of satellites and secure ground infrastructure, securing launch services, and progressively deploying operational connectivity services from 2029 onwards. The future constellation will comprise 348 satellites, consisting of 330 satellites in low Earth orbit and 18 satellites in Medium Earth Orbit, with additional optional elements to support specific missions. A reinforced constellation for security and resilience To respond to a changing security environment, the Commission is increasing the capacity of IRIS² beyond the original design. A dedicated layer of an additional 66 High-low Earth orbit satellites will strengthen capabilities for defence, security and emergency services further enhancing its architecture. This reinforcement will increase secure governmental capacity by 60% within the EU and 54% globally, while significantly expanding Europe's ability to support critical missions during crises. European industry commits to delivering IRIS² IRIS² will be built through a strong Team Europe approach, combining the expertise of the European Commission, Member States, the European Space Agency, the European Union Agency for the Space Programme and European industry. Under the public-private partnership, the SpaceRISE consortium (consisting of SES, EUTELSAT and HISPASAT) and European manufacturers have committed to deliver the required space and ground infrastructure to meet the accelerated timeline. The industrial team includes major European space companies such as Airbus Defence and Space, Thales Alenia Space, OHB and Aerospacelab, together with numerous companies across the European supply chain. By design, the programme will also generate opportunities for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises and mid-caps developing innovative space technologies. Secure connectivity when it matters most IRIS² will enable authorised governmental users across EU Member States and participating countries, currently Norway and Iceland, to communicate securely and continuously during critical operations. Whether responding to emergencies, protecting critical infrastructure or supporting security missions, IRIS² will provide Europe with an autonomous and resilient connectivity capability. Ensuring value for money The faster deployment and increased capacity required for defence and security needs mean an additional investment in the programme budget. This investment will support enhanced satellite technologies and the deployment of the expanded constellation, while ensuring efficient use of existing programme resources. Funding will come from a combination of EU budget resources for 2028–2034 and additional investments from Member States and third countries. Member States are already strengthening IRIS² through national investments to address specific additional needs. Poland and Hungary have already committed €656 million and €500 million respectively, while Spain has announced investments between €1.6 and €2 billion. Further Member State contributions are under consideration, with the relevant agreements currently being finalised.I'm guessing here and it's at my own risk… But; Hopefully, this can put pressure on the Indonesian government, so they are forced to start their project or risk falling "far" behind in the production and delivery queue. Here I'm not thinking so much about GOMspace but more about Ellipse Projects, which is the French partner in Indonesia. They could very well be drawn into the large IRIS2 puzzle with suppliers etc. and that might put an unengaged Indonesia project on hold. So unless Indonesia doesn't see the project as important currently, they better press the "start button". Again, I'm guessing here.- ·1 päivä sitten · MuokattuCulture club and no, not the one with Boy George https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gomspace-companyculture-corevalues-share-7487445363642048512-wMrz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAARpbicBIXyImFWucwSyMHp6NHVIcTURcQs Excerpted "Culture is not a perk. It is a business enabler. At GomSpace, a strong culture goes far beyond creating a great place to work. It is the foundation that helps us innovate, collaborate, and deliver for our customers in an industry where quality, reliability, and trust are essential. By bringing together employees from different teams, backgrounds, and locations, the Culture Club helps ensure that our values are not just words on a wall, they are reflected in how we work, collaborate, and grow as a company. Because when culture is strong, people thrive. And when people thrive, great things happen for our customers, our teams, and the future of GomSpace." #GomSpace #CompanyCulture #CoreValues #Courage #Responsibility #Action #OneGomSpace #SpaceTechnology #PeopleAndCulture
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- ·10 t sitten · MuokattuThe Russians want eyes like Elon Musk over Ukraine. It could become "extremely dangerous". Also for Europe While Ukraine has been denied the use of Starlink over Russia, the Russians are busy building their own alternative in space. If successful, it will be a significant security threat for all of Europe, says a Danish expert. If the Russians continue at the current pace, they could already next summer get satellite coverage over Ukraine 24 hours a day. "It could have serious consequences for the Ukrainian defense forces if they don't manage to get effective countermeasures in place by then," warns Militarnyi. https://www.berlingske.dk/internationalt/russerne-vil-have-oejne-som-elon-musk-over-ukraine-det-kan-blive-ekstremt-farligt-ogsaa-for-europa
- ·11 t sittenEU to accelerate the deployment of its own Starlink in space The European Commission and the SpaceRISE consortium have concluded negotiations and signed an implementation agreement for the deployment of IRIS², the European Union's new flagship satellite constellation. This was stated in a press release from the European Commission on Friday, August 7, Ukrinform reports. The future satellite constellation will consist of 348 vehicles, including 330 satellites in low Earth orbit and 18 satellites in medium Earth orbit, with additional elements to support specific missions. The first satellite launches into space are expected in 2029. Once operational, the satellite constellation will provide "sovereign, secure and highly reliable connectivity to European governments, defense and security forces, and emergency services across Europe." Read also: Poland invests more than 650 million euros in the European satellite system IRIS 2 Funding will be provided through a combination of EU budget funds for 2028-2034 and additional investments from member states and third countries. Poland and Hungary have already allocated 656 million euros and 500 million euros respectively, while Spain has announced investments of 1.6 to 2 billion euros. As Ukrinform reported, the European Commission signed a framework contract with the SpaceRISE consortium several years ago to establish the IRIS² communication satellite system, which is planned to combine a constellation of 290 satellites and will operate in the EU's interest from 2030. https://www.ukrinform.ua/rubric-world/4152022-es-priskorit-rozgortanna-vlasnogo-starlink-u-kosmosi.htmlThanks for sharing. 😊 Brandt79 had a post yesterday about something similar - just mentioning it if one wants to see if there are a few details in Brandt's post. When a post is rolled under the horizon, it's easy to forget.
- ·1 päivä sittenIn these dull and news-scarce times. I know we don't have it. But… If they are to make 120 satellites for Uasat for launch in 2027, then that's probably about 1 billion SEK in 2027 revenue. Then add 100-150 million SEK in the product segment plus probably at least something similar, at least from other project customers. Then they are to generate between 1.2 and 1.3 billion SEK in 2027 or 3 times the expected 2026. It will be exciting to see what that means for EBIT, if it unfolds like that.It is also expected/agreed that the 20 satellites for Indonesia shall be delivered in 2027, the order was/is for 650 mio sek, there is milestone payment, so some of it may already be paid, it is an EIFO sponsored.
- 1 päivä sittenCommission accelerates IRIS² deployment with enhanced security and expanded satellites network Top Today, the European Commission and the SpaceRISE consortium concluded negotiations and signed an implementation agreement to roll out IRIS², the European Union's new flagship satellite constellation. The agreement, among other things, adds 66 satellites into low Earth orbit to the programme, bringing the main constellation to 348 satellites, and moving it from planning to full-scale deployment. These negotiations, which began in January, confirmed the programme's key parameters and necessary adjustments, including the design, system capacity, deployment schedule, target price and private operators' investment. Under the agreement, European manufacturers have committed to delivering the additional satellites, designed with enhanced resilience. Concrete next steps are now in place to achieve first launches by 2029. Once operational, the constellation will provide sovereign, secure and highly reliable connectivity for European governments, defence and security forces, and emergency services across Europe. From plans to deployment: concrete next steps towards 2029 The Commission, the European Space Agency and the EU Agency for the Space Programme, together with the SpaceRISE consortium and European industrial partners, have defined the next steps needed to deliver IRIS². These include finalising the detailed design of the satellite constellation, preparing the construction of satellites and secure ground infrastructure, securing launch services, and progressively deploying operational connectivity services from 2029 onwards. The future constellation will comprise 348 satellites, consisting of 330 satellites in low Earth orbit and 18 satellites in Medium Earth Orbit, with additional optional elements to support specific missions. A reinforced constellation for security and resilience To respond to a changing security environment, the Commission is increasing the capacity of IRIS² beyond the original design. A dedicated layer of an additional 66 High-low Earth orbit satellites will strengthen capabilities for defence, security and emergency services further enhancing its architecture. This reinforcement will increase secure governmental capacity by 60% within the EU and 54% globally, while significantly expanding Europe's ability to support critical missions during crises. European industry commits to delivering IRIS² IRIS² will be built through a strong Team Europe approach, combining the expertise of the European Commission, Member States, the European Space Agency, the European Union Agency for the Space Programme and European industry. Under the public-private partnership, the SpaceRISE consortium (consisting of SES, EUTELSAT and HISPASAT) and European manufacturers have committed to deliver the required space and ground infrastructure to meet the accelerated timeline. The industrial team includes major European space companies such as Airbus Defence and Space, Thales Alenia Space, OHB and Aerospacelab, together with numerous companies across the European supply chain. By design, the programme will also generate opportunities for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises and mid-caps developing innovative space technologies. Secure connectivity when it matters most IRIS² will enable authorised governmental users across EU Member States and participating countries, currently Norway and Iceland, to communicate securely and continuously during critical operations. Whether responding to emergencies, protecting critical infrastructure or supporting security missions, IRIS² will provide Europe with an autonomous and resilient connectivity capability. Ensuring value for money The faster deployment and increased capacity required for defence and security needs mean an additional investment in the programme budget. This investment will support enhanced satellite technologies and the deployment of the expanded constellation, while ensuring efficient use of existing programme resources. Funding will come from a combination of EU budget resources for 2028–2034 and additional investments from Member States and third countries. Member States are already strengthening IRIS² through national investments to address specific additional needs. Poland and Hungary have already committed €656 million and €500 million respectively, while Spain has announced investments between €1.6 and €2 billion. Further Member State contributions are under consideration, with the relevant agreements currently being finalised.I'm guessing here and it's at my own risk… But; Hopefully, this can put pressure on the Indonesian government, so they are forced to start their project or risk falling "far" behind in the production and delivery queue. Here I'm not thinking so much about GOMspace but more about Ellipse Projects, which is the French partner in Indonesia. They could very well be drawn into the large IRIS2 puzzle with suppliers etc. and that might put an unengaged Indonesia project on hold. So unless Indonesia doesn't see the project as important currently, they better press the "start button". Again, I'm guessing here.
- ·1 päivä sitten · MuokattuCulture club and no, not the one with Boy George https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gomspace-companyculture-corevalues-share-7487445363642048512-wMrz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAARpbicBIXyImFWucwSyMHp6NHVIcTURcQs Excerpted "Culture is not a perk. It is a business enabler. At GomSpace, a strong culture goes far beyond creating a great place to work. It is the foundation that helps us innovate, collaborate, and deliver for our customers in an industry where quality, reliability, and trust are essential. By bringing together employees from different teams, backgrounds, and locations, the Culture Club helps ensure that our values are not just words on a wall, they are reflected in how we work, collaborate, and grow as a company. Because when culture is strong, people thrive. And when people thrive, great things happen for our customers, our teams, and the future of GomSpace." #GomSpace #CompanyCulture #CoreValues #Courage #Responsibility #Action #OneGomSpace #SpaceTechnology #PeopleAndCulture
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2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 19.2. | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 27.8.2025 | ||
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
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‧47 min
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 7.5. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 19.2. | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 27.8.2025 | ||
2024 Q4 -tulosraportti 14.2.2025 | ||
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- ·10 t sitten · MuokattuThe Russians want eyes like Elon Musk over Ukraine. It could become "extremely dangerous". Also for Europe While Ukraine has been denied the use of Starlink over Russia, the Russians are busy building their own alternative in space. If successful, it will be a significant security threat for all of Europe, says a Danish expert. If the Russians continue at the current pace, they could already next summer get satellite coverage over Ukraine 24 hours a day. "It could have serious consequences for the Ukrainian defense forces if they don't manage to get effective countermeasures in place by then," warns Militarnyi. https://www.berlingske.dk/internationalt/russerne-vil-have-oejne-som-elon-musk-over-ukraine-det-kan-blive-ekstremt-farligt-ogsaa-for-europa
- ·11 t sittenEU to accelerate the deployment of its own Starlink in space The European Commission and the SpaceRISE consortium have concluded negotiations and signed an implementation agreement for the deployment of IRIS², the European Union's new flagship satellite constellation. This was stated in a press release from the European Commission on Friday, August 7, Ukrinform reports. The future satellite constellation will consist of 348 vehicles, including 330 satellites in low Earth orbit and 18 satellites in medium Earth orbit, with additional elements to support specific missions. The first satellite launches into space are expected in 2029. Once operational, the satellite constellation will provide "sovereign, secure and highly reliable connectivity to European governments, defense and security forces, and emergency services across Europe." Read also: Poland invests more than 650 million euros in the European satellite system IRIS 2 Funding will be provided through a combination of EU budget funds for 2028-2034 and additional investments from member states and third countries. Poland and Hungary have already allocated 656 million euros and 500 million euros respectively, while Spain has announced investments of 1.6 to 2 billion euros. As Ukrinform reported, the European Commission signed a framework contract with the SpaceRISE consortium several years ago to establish the IRIS² communication satellite system, which is planned to combine a constellation of 290 satellites and will operate in the EU's interest from 2030. https://www.ukrinform.ua/rubric-world/4152022-es-priskorit-rozgortanna-vlasnogo-starlink-u-kosmosi.htmlThanks for sharing. 😊 Brandt79 had a post yesterday about something similar - just mentioning it if one wants to see if there are a few details in Brandt's post. When a post is rolled under the horizon, it's easy to forget.
- ·1 päivä sittenIn these dull and news-scarce times. I know we don't have it. But… If they are to make 120 satellites for Uasat for launch in 2027, then that's probably about 1 billion SEK in 2027 revenue. Then add 100-150 million SEK in the product segment plus probably at least something similar, at least from other project customers. Then they are to generate between 1.2 and 1.3 billion SEK in 2027 or 3 times the expected 2026. It will be exciting to see what that means for EBIT, if it unfolds like that.It is also expected/agreed that the 20 satellites for Indonesia shall be delivered in 2027, the order was/is for 650 mio sek, there is milestone payment, so some of it may already be paid, it is an EIFO sponsored.
- 1 päivä sittenCommission accelerates IRIS² deployment with enhanced security and expanded satellites network Top Today, the European Commission and the SpaceRISE consortium concluded negotiations and signed an implementation agreement to roll out IRIS², the European Union's new flagship satellite constellation. The agreement, among other things, adds 66 satellites into low Earth orbit to the programme, bringing the main constellation to 348 satellites, and moving it from planning to full-scale deployment. These negotiations, which began in January, confirmed the programme's key parameters and necessary adjustments, including the design, system capacity, deployment schedule, target price and private operators' investment. Under the agreement, European manufacturers have committed to delivering the additional satellites, designed with enhanced resilience. Concrete next steps are now in place to achieve first launches by 2029. Once operational, the constellation will provide sovereign, secure and highly reliable connectivity for European governments, defence and security forces, and emergency services across Europe. From plans to deployment: concrete next steps towards 2029 The Commission, the European Space Agency and the EU Agency for the Space Programme, together with the SpaceRISE consortium and European industrial partners, have defined the next steps needed to deliver IRIS². These include finalising the detailed design of the satellite constellation, preparing the construction of satellites and secure ground infrastructure, securing launch services, and progressively deploying operational connectivity services from 2029 onwards. The future constellation will comprise 348 satellites, consisting of 330 satellites in low Earth orbit and 18 satellites in Medium Earth Orbit, with additional optional elements to support specific missions. A reinforced constellation for security and resilience To respond to a changing security environment, the Commission is increasing the capacity of IRIS² beyond the original design. A dedicated layer of an additional 66 High-low Earth orbit satellites will strengthen capabilities for defence, security and emergency services further enhancing its architecture. This reinforcement will increase secure governmental capacity by 60% within the EU and 54% globally, while significantly expanding Europe's ability to support critical missions during crises. European industry commits to delivering IRIS² IRIS² will be built through a strong Team Europe approach, combining the expertise of the European Commission, Member States, the European Space Agency, the European Union Agency for the Space Programme and European industry. Under the public-private partnership, the SpaceRISE consortium (consisting of SES, EUTELSAT and HISPASAT) and European manufacturers have committed to deliver the required space and ground infrastructure to meet the accelerated timeline. The industrial team includes major European space companies such as Airbus Defence and Space, Thales Alenia Space, OHB and Aerospacelab, together with numerous companies across the European supply chain. By design, the programme will also generate opportunities for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises and mid-caps developing innovative space technologies. Secure connectivity when it matters most IRIS² will enable authorised governmental users across EU Member States and participating countries, currently Norway and Iceland, to communicate securely and continuously during critical operations. Whether responding to emergencies, protecting critical infrastructure or supporting security missions, IRIS² will provide Europe with an autonomous and resilient connectivity capability. Ensuring value for money The faster deployment and increased capacity required for defence and security needs mean an additional investment in the programme budget. This investment will support enhanced satellite technologies and the deployment of the expanded constellation, while ensuring efficient use of existing programme resources. Funding will come from a combination of EU budget resources for 2028–2034 and additional investments from Member States and third countries. Member States are already strengthening IRIS² through national investments to address specific additional needs. Poland and Hungary have already committed €656 million and €500 million respectively, while Spain has announced investments between €1.6 and €2 billion. Further Member State contributions are under consideration, with the relevant agreements currently being finalised.I'm guessing here and it's at my own risk… But; Hopefully, this can put pressure on the Indonesian government, so they are forced to start their project or risk falling "far" behind in the production and delivery queue. Here I'm not thinking so much about GOMspace but more about Ellipse Projects, which is the French partner in Indonesia. They could very well be drawn into the large IRIS2 puzzle with suppliers etc. and that might put an unengaged Indonesia project on hold. So unless Indonesia doesn't see the project as important currently, they better press the "start button". Again, I'm guessing here.
- ·1 päivä sitten · MuokattuCulture club and no, not the one with Boy George https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gomspace-companyculture-corevalues-share-7487445363642048512-wMrz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAARpbicBIXyImFWucwSyMHp6NHVIcTURcQs Excerpted "Culture is not a perk. It is a business enabler. At GomSpace, a strong culture goes far beyond creating a great place to work. It is the foundation that helps us innovate, collaborate, and deliver for our customers in an industry where quality, reliability, and trust are essential. By bringing together employees from different teams, backgrounds, and locations, the Culture Club helps ensure that our values are not just words on a wall, they are reflected in how we work, collaborate, and grow as a company. Because when culture is strong, people thrive. And when people thrive, great things happen for our customers, our teams, and the future of GomSpace." #GomSpace #CompanyCulture #CoreValues #Courage #Responsibility #Action #OneGomSpace #SpaceTechnology #PeopleAndCulture
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