OHB

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OHB is a German aerospace and technology company known for developing satellites and providing space systems and services for European space programs.

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OHB canonical 3

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instanceOf aerospace company
technology company
country Germany
focusesOn exploration and science missions
satellite-based applications
space infrastructure
foundedAs Otto Hydraulik Bremen
foundedBy Christa Fuchs
Manfred Fuchs NERFINISHED
hasSubsidiary CGS S.p.A. (Compagnia Generale per lo Spazio)
LuxSpace Sàrl
MT Aerospace AG
OHB System AG
headquartersLocation Bremen
surface form: Bremen, Germany
inception 1981
industry aerospace
defense technology
satellite manufacturing
space systems
space technology
legalForm Societas Europaea
majorClient European Commission
European Space Agency
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
surface form: German Aerospace Center
notableProject construction of Galileo FOC satellites
development of SAR-Lupe reconnaissance satellites
participation in EnMAP hyperspectral satellite mission
participation in Meteosat Third Generation program
participatesIn Copernicus Programme
surface form: Copernicus Earth observation program

European space programs
Galileo programme
surface form: Galileo satellite navigation program

SmallGEO platform program
primaryListingCountry Germany
provides earth observation systems
launch services support
mission planning services
navigation satellites
satellites
scientific satellites
space services
space systems
space-based reconnaissance systems
telecommunications satellites
regionServed Europe
global
specializesIn geostationary satellites
low Earth orbit satellites
small and medium-sized satellites
stockExchange Frankfurt Stock Exchange
tickerSymbol OHB self-linksurface differs

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OHB abbreviation OHB
OHB tickerSymbol OHB self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: OHB SE