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Aerospacelab wins €2.4 billion deal to build majority of IRIS² satellites

Sept 10 : Belgium's Aerospacelab said on Thursday it had won a €2.4 billion ($2.8 billion) contract to build 264 satellites for the European Union's IRIS² network, which is due to offer secure communications for governments, security agencies and commercial users by 2030.Aerospacelab said it would be resp

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Aerospacelab wins €2.4 billion deal to build majority of IRIS² satellites

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The Walloon company has won a contract of 2.4 billion euros. The Walloon group Aerospacelab has just won an important contract. The most...

·Brussels, Belgium
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The defense and space division of Airbus has signed the initial contract for the design and construction of the first series of satellites of the European sovereign constellation IRIS, as indicated in a statement this Thursday. Eutelsat, responsible in the SpaceRISE consortium for the low-Earth orbit segment (LEO) of the constellation, [...] The Airbus entrance begins with Thales the development of the IRIS satellites commissioned by Eutelsat ap…

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CANNES. Thales Alenia Space, the joint venture between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), announced today that it has signed a [...] L'articolo Thales Alenia Space: It will provide digital and secure payloads for 330 satellites for telecommunications IRIS2 in low Earth orbit comes from Report Defense.

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Belgian company Aerospacelab will build the EU satellite constellation. The company announced on Thursday that it has won a €2.4 billion contract to build 264 satellites for the EU's IRIS² network, which is to offer secure...

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La Tribune broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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