TSX:MDA (MDA Space)
About MDA
MDA Ltd. is an international space mission partner company, which engages in the provision of advanced technology, solutions, and services to the burgeoning global space industry. It operates through the following business areas: Geointelligence, Robotics and Space Operations, and Satellite Systems. The Geointelligence business area offers end-to-end solutions and services related to EO and intelligence systems. The Robotics and Space Operations business area enables humanity’s exploration and development of space infrastructure by providing autonomous robotics and vision sensors that operate in space and on the surfaces of the Moon and Mars. The Satellite Systems business area is involved in the sub-systems and spacecraft to enable space-based technology, solutions, and services, including next generation communication technologies that will deliver space-based broadband Internet and direct satellite-to-device connectivity from non geostationary orbit, which includes LEO and MEO, satellite constellations as well as solutions that span across the full communication frequency spectrum. The company was founded on June 2, 2020 and is headquartered in Brampton, Canada.
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