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EnduroSat raises $205 million to expand satellite production in Europe and the US

Bulgarian satellite manufacturer EnduroSat has raised $205 million to accelerate production in Europe and the United States, citing growing demand for its “constellation-as-a-service” model. The financing underscores continued investment in scalable satellite manufacturing and commercially delivered constellation capabilities.

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EnduroSat raises $205 million to expand satellite production in Europe and the US

Bulgarian satellite manufacturer EnduroSat has raised $205 million to accelerate production in Europe and the United States, citing growing demand for its “constellation-as-a-service” model. The financing underscores continued investment in scalable satellite manufacturing and commercially delivered constellation capabilities.

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US court approves airBaltic’s Chapter 11 financing and first-day relief

The US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has approved airBaltic’s first-day Chapter 11 relief requests, including access to $162 million in financing. The orders allow Latvia’s flag carrier to continue normal operations while pursuing a court-supervised restructuring backed by an investor pool.

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Germany’s FTS unveils TAHR airborne combat vehicle for KSK, with framework agreement covering up to 200 systems

Flensburg Technology Systems and Germany’s Special Forces Command have revealed the first pre-series TAHR light airborne combat vehicle. Designed for rapid deployment, high mobility and flexible weapons integration, the vehicle can be air-dropped and two systems can fit inside a CH-47 Chinook helicopter.

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Europe pushes integrated space security as threats expose gaps in sovereignty and coordination

Officials and industry leaders at the Space Security and Defense Summit in Paris called for stronger European space capabilities, better coordination with allies and faster adoption of commercial systems. Discussions covered Germany’s European Space Component Command, IRIS² connectivity, ICEYE, Viasat and Poland’s defense-industrial base.

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European launchers see stronger demand as SpaceX capacity tightens; Rocket Lab funds $1.94B Iridium acquisition

Avio says more customers turned away by SpaceX are seeking alternative launch providers as Isar Aerospace prepares commercial Spectrum missions after a successful test flight. Separately, Rocket Lab has completed a $1.944 billion share offering, fully financing its planned Iridium acquisition and eliminating the need for a $3.6 billion bridge facility.

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