York Space Systems Acquires ALL.SPACE to Deliver Resilient Communications in GPS-Denied Battlefields

As electronic warfare intensifies and GPS-denied battlefields become the new reality, resilient communications are emerging as one of the most critical capabilities for modern military operations. Recognizing this shift, York Space Systems has completed its acquisition of ALL.SPACE, bringing together advanced satellite communications technology and space-based mission operations under one organization.

The approximately $300 million acquisition positions York to deliver an integrated ecosystem that keeps military forces, autonomous platforms, and critical assets connected, even in environments where traditional communications and positioning systems are degraded or denied.

Building the Next Generation of Assured Communications

ALL.SPACE has established itself as a leading developer of advanced satellite communications terminals capable of maintaining connectivity across multiple satellite networks simultaneously. Its technology is specifically engineered for contested environments where electronic jamming and network disruption have become routine operational challenges.

By combining ALL.SPACE's communications expertise and York's growing portfolio of satellite platforms, mission operations, and defense infrastructure, the company aims to provide an end-to-end solution that supports resilient communications, coordination, and positioning across space, land, air, and maritime domains.

The acquisition comes at a time when military operations increasingly depend on autonomous systems operating across dispersed theaters, placing unprecedented demands on secure, uninterrupted connectivity.

Addressing the Challenges of Modern Warfare

Recent conflicts have demonstrated how vulnerable traditional radio-frequency communications can be in highly contested environments. High-bandwidth commercial satellite networks, while optimized for capacity, are often not designed to withstand sophisticated jamming or electronic warfare campaigns.

As a result, military operators have increasingly sought alternative methods to maintain reliable communications, highlighting the growing need for architectures specifically built for contested operations.

York believes future unmanned operations will require more than autonomous platforms alone. They will depend on an integrated space-enabled infrastructure capable of providing:

• Assured communications

• Reliable positioning in GPS-denied environments

• Coordinated command and control across distributed forces

• Global connectivity for autonomous fleets operating simultaneously

According to York CEO Dirk Wallinger, future large-scale unmanned operations will rely on integrated systems built around the space layer, which offers the global coverage and operational resilience necessary for modern military missions.

Combining Mission Operations with Multi-Orbit Connectivity

One of the most significant advantages of the acquisition is the combination of York's Mission Operations Command and Control capabilities with ALL.SPACE's advanced communications terminals.

York provides the mission management and operational coordination layer that enables military organizations to task and synchronize distributed assets worldwide.

Meanwhile, ALL.SPACE's Hydra Terminal Range delivers simultaneous connectivity across multiple satellite constellations and frequency bands, supporting communications through:

• Low Earth Orbit (LEO)

• Medium Earth Orbit (MEO)

• Geostationary Orbit (GEO)

• Highly Elliptical Orbit (HEO)

The terminals also support multi-band and multi-link communications, enabling platforms on the move to dynamically connect across different satellite networks while maintaining resilient communications under contested conditions.

Together, these capabilities create an integrated communications architecture designed to support warfighters and autonomous systems when single-network solutions are no longer sufficient.

Expanding Defense and Commercial Capabilities

ALL.SPACE CEO Paul McCarter said the company was founded to maintain communications in environments most vulnerable to disruption. By joining York, ALL.SPACE gains access to expanded space infrastructure, mission operations expertise, and broader customer relationships while continuing to support both defense and commercial customers.

Following the acquisition, ALL.SPACE will continue operating as a wholly owned subsidiary of York, preserving its existing teams, technology portfolio, and customer commitments.

$300 Million Strategic Investment

York acquired ALL.SPACE for approximately $300 million, consisting of roughly $155 million in cash and 5.9 million shares of York common stock.

The transaction reflects the growing strategic importance of resilient satellite communications as governments worldwide invest in architectures capable of operating in increasingly contested electromagnetic environments.

As defense organizations prepare for future conflicts characterized by electronic warfare, autonomous operations, and GPS-denied conditions, integrated space-based communications and positioning systems are expected to become foundational capabilities for military resilience.