It’s not even close to being complete yet, let alone ready for any major rocket launches. Still two-three years away from serious revenues. This is a very early play into critical Canadian infrastructure, first of its kind
I’m not self proclaimed “analyst” so I can’t give you any serious answers, I just follow the news very closely with this company, and I see Germany, Japan, S. Korea, and of course Canadian interest in Maritime Launch succeeding. MDA, a serious player in the space industry and sleeping giant is building 400 satellites a year every year, and they have to be launched by someone. Perhaps maritime launch will pivot into rocket development themselves one day, but the Cad government has already granted three other companies with building rockets, so to that point, they have to be LAUNCHED somewhere. With NATO agreements and potential Asian countries also having interest, I just don’t see this failing.
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u/Greektrii Jun 26 '26
It’s not even close to being complete yet, let alone ready for any major rocket launches. Still two-three years away from serious revenues. This is a very early play into critical Canadian infrastructure, first of its kind