AAC Clyde Space reports it has secured up to SEK 140 million (approx. US$15 million) in new investment from Bonnier Capital to accelerate the development and delivery of its space-based maritime intelligence services. The move will see Bonnier Capital become the firm’s largest shareholder.
The funding will be used to expand satellite capacity and advance data programmes targeting maritime safety, security and operational monitoring.
The investment will support additional satellite deployments and the continued development of INFLECION, AAC Clyde Space’s maritime intelligence programme.
“With strengthened financing and a committed owner, we can accelerate the delivery of key programmes,” said Luis Gomes, CEO of AAC Clyde Space.
“This includes adding satellite capacity to meet strong demand for maritime data services and advancing INFLECION, the next generation of space-based maritime intelligence. The investment gives us the stability and scale to build both near-term capability and future services that provide customers with timely, high-quality space-based intelligence.”
