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ReliaSat’s acquisition of Arralis Technologies to refocus in Ka-band high data rate satellites, designing and manufacturing of space antennas and more

March 2, 2023

ReliaSat Limited, an employee-owned wholly U.K. enterprise, has agreed to acquire Arralis Technologies, formerly a Hong Kong owned manufacturer of market leading mmWave communications technology including satellite transceivers, sub-system modules, monolithic microwave integrated circuits and phased array antennas, for an undisclosed fee.

As part of the acquisition, ReliaSat has purchased all of Arralis Technologies’ European intellectual property and manufacturing facilities, with the business also rebranding to ReliaSat. Arralis Space (U.S.), based in Daytona Beach, Florida, will also be rebranded to ReliaSat with the current ownership of Emilie Schmitz and Mike Gleaves remaining unchanged.

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ReliaSat, founded by former Arralis Technologies CEO Mike Gleaves, are refocusing to specialize in the high growth market for Ka-Band high data rate satellites, targeting present and future Low Earth Orbit constellations. In addition, ReliaSat will design and manufacture space antennas from S-Band to Q/V-Band, flat beam steering antennas and ground-based transceiver systems.

“We believe that our new company and a refocused business strategy will help ReliaSat better connect with our customers and partners, positioning us for greater success in the years ahead,” added Gleaves. “We are excited to build a legacy of innovation and excellence as we expand our business in the U.K. and global satellite communications sector.”

Filed Under: In-Orbit Servicing & Orbital Operations, International Space Agreements

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