Aerospacelab accelerates space technology advancements with AMOS acquisition

The fast expanding satellite maker Aerospacelab announced today that it has successfully acquired AMOS, a renowned business recognized for its opto-mechanical systems, which are extensively utilized in astronomy, space exploration, and other industries. Signifying a noteworthy achievement for both aerospace enterprises, as they collaboratively usher in a new era of sophisticated space technology and expand into new markets, respectively.

President and CEO of Aerospacelab Benoit Deper stated, “This strategic acquisition represents a pivotal moment for both organizations as we combine our expertise, resources, and talents to accelerate technological advancements in satellite manufacturing and deployment.” In order to be at the forefront of the sector, we want to work together to promote an innovative culture that will propel the development of cutting-edge space technologies. By leveraging the talent and resources of the AMOS team alongside Aerospacelab’s extensive products portfolio including turnkey satellites, satellite platforms, avionics and subsystems, the ultimate objective is to establish a path towards efficient and affordable access to space.”

“This new chapter of growth and innovation reaffirms our commitment to adaptability and embracing change in order to thrive in the dynamic business landscape,” said Damien Kaivers, CEO of AMOS. “We offer extensive knowledge spanning four decades in numerous vital optical technologies for both space and terrestrial uses. Together, we will explore clear synergies to craft innovative solutions to meet our customers’ needs and continue to strengthen the legacy business of AMOS such as professional astronomy, institutional space and test facilities.

This acquisition will strengthen Aerospacelab and AMOS’ market reach and product offerings by providing access to a wider range of solutions to meet the diverse needs of customers across various sectors, including telecommunications, Earth Observation, navigation, astronomy, scientific research, and industry. Aerospacelab and AMOS have a unique approach to vertical integration.