AAC Clyde Space AB has been chosen to provide microwave radiometers for 20 satellites as part of the EPS-Sterna programme, with OHB Sweden as the main contractor. Although the contract is not yet signed, it is anticipated to be finalized soon, with an expected value exceeding EUR 70 million. The first six instruments are scheduled for delivery in 2028, with the rest continuing through 2035. The microwave radiometers, developed by AAC Omnisys, are crucial for the satellites' weather monitoring capabilities. The EPS-Sterna programme, led by the European Space Agency for EUMETSAT, aims to enhance weather prediction with a constellation of satellites in polar orbit, with the first launch planned for 2029. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Sweden, specializes in small satellite technologies and services.

AAC Clyde Space AB has completed the integration of the first two satellites in its VIREON™ Earth Observation constellation and has shipped them to the launch site for final preparations. These satellites are scheduled to launch on SpaceX's Transporter 16 mission. VIREON™ is designed to provide detailed, scalable data for monitoring land and vegetation, supporting resource management applications. CEO Luis Gomes stated that VIREON™ addresses market needs for operational Earth Observation data and enhances the company's Data & Services segment. Additionally, AAC Clyde Space is procuring components for two more satellites, VIREON™-3 and VIREON™-4, to expand the constellation's capabilities. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Sweden, offers small satellite technologies and services, with operations in several countries and its shares traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space AB will release its Year-end Report for 2025 on February 19, 2026, at 07:30 CET, detailing Q4 and full-year results. A live webcast for investors and analysts will follow at 11:00 CET, where CEO Luis Gomes will present the results and answer questions. The webcast can be accessed live and will be available for later viewing. Questions can be sent in advance or submitted live during the webcast. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, provides small satellite technologies and services, with operations in several countries and shares traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the US OTCQX Market. More information can be obtained from Håkan Tribell, Director of Marketing and Communications.

AAC Clyde Space AB has issued 17,092 new shares to the previous owners of Spacemetric AB as part of an earn-out agreement, triggered by Spacemetric meeting a contractual milestone. This issuance increases the total shares in AAC Clyde Space to 7,132,744 and raises the share capital to SEK 14,265,488, resulting in a 0.2% dilution. This is the second of potentially four earn-out share issuances to Spacemetric's former owners. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, provides small satellite technologies and services. Its shares are traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space AB has welcomed the EUMETSAT Council's approval of the EUMETSAT Polar System - Sterna (EPS-Sterna) programme, which has received backing from 29 out of 30 EUMETSAT member states and is now a mandatory mission. With this approval, development activities will commence in accordance with EUMETSAT's framework, with ESA acting as the procurement agency. AAC Clyde Space, among other industry suppliers, will participate in ESA-led procurement processes. The EPS-Sterna constellation will feature an advanced microwave radiometer developed by AAC Clyde Space's subsidiary, AAC Omnisys. This instrument was first used on the Arctic Weather Satellite (AWS) mission and has demonstrated strong performance. In February 2025, AAC Clyde Space received an order from OHB Sweden to procure components for the EPS-Sterna programme. The EPS-Sterna mission involves a constellation of six small satellites in polar orbit, providing frequent microwave observations of atmospheric conditions. The first six satellites are planned for launch in 2029, with a total of 20 satellites deployed to maintain operations until 2042. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, offers satellite technologies and services for various applications and is listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm and the US OTCQX Market.

At an extraordinary general meeting on January 2, 2026, AAC Clyde Space AB approved several resolutions proposed by the board of directors. The meeting approved a new issue of shares, deviating from shareholders' preferential rights, increasing the company's share capital by SEK 1,180,456 through the issuance of up to 590,228 new shares at SEK 84.13 per share. Bonnier Capital AB has the right to subscribe to these shares. Additionally, the meeting approved the issuance of up to 700,000 warrants, also with deviation from preferential rights, allowing Bonnier Capital AB to subscribe for new shares at a discounted price. The board was also authorized to increase share capital by up to 20% until the next annual general meeting, with conditions as detailed in the board's proposal. AAC Clyde Space provides satellite technologies and services, with operations in several countries and shares traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space AB has invited its shareholders to an extraordinary general meeting on January 2, 2026, in Uppsala, Sweden. Shareholders must be registered by December 18, 2025, and notify their participation by December 29, 2025. The agenda includes electing a chairman, approving the agenda, and resolutions on new share and warrant issues, as well as an authorization for the board to increase share capital. The board proposes issuing new shares and warrants to Bonnier Capital AB, deviating from shareholders' preferential rights, to expedite the process and strengthen the shareholder base. A special majority is required for resolutions on share and warrant issues. Relevant documents will be available at the company's office and website. AAC Clyde Space specializes in satellite technology and services, with operations in several countries and shares listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the American OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space, a provider of small satellite technologies, announced that Bonnier Capital will become its largest shareholder through a strategic investment of up to SEK 140 million. This investment aims to provide stability, accelerate priority programs, finance growth, and fully fund commitments to the INFLECION program. CEO Luis Gomes will discuss the company's strategic plans in a live webcast on December 15 at 13:00 CET, with questions accepted in advance or during the event. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Sweden, operates in several countries and trades on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space AB has announced Bonnier Capital as its largest shareholder following a directed investment of up to SEK 140 million. The company will issue 1,188,637 new shares at SEK 84.13 per share, raising approximately SEK 100 million, fully subscribed by Bonnier Capital. The investment aims to expand AAC Clyde Space's operational capacity and advance key programs, including the INFLECION space-based maritime intelligence project. The share issue will occur in two tranches, with the second subject to approval at an extraordinary general meeting. Additionally, 700,000 warrants will be issued to Bonnier Capital, potentially providing an additional SEK 40 million. The investment is intended to strengthen AAC Clyde Space's ability to meet growing demand for space-based intelligence, with Bonnier Capital providing long-term stability and resources. The Board of Directors decided on a directed share issue to avoid the complexities and costs of a rights issue. A lock-up agreement is in place, preventing Bonnier Capital from selling shares for 12 months. Setterwalls Advokatbyrå AB is advising AAC Clyde Space on the share issue.

AAC Clyde Space's subsidiary, Spacemetric AB, has sold its minority stake in an associated company to existing owners for SEK 7,650,000. This transaction will be recorded as financial income and does not affect the Group's operations. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, provides small satellite technologies and services, with operations in the UK, Netherlands, South Africa, and the USA. The company's shares are listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space AB has received SEK 4.7 million from the ESA Phi-Lab Sweden program to develop its next-generation on-board computer, Sirius EDGE, which is an AI-ready platform for small satellites and UAVs. The project, named SPEED, involves collaboration between AAC Clyde Space in Uppsala, its subsidiary Spacemetric in Sollentuna, and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. It aims to enhance on-board processing capabilities, allowing satellites to analyze data directly in orbit, reducing the need to transmit large volumes of raw data. This development supports the growing demand for faster access to insights while minimizing downlink costs and energy use. The project is set to run until the fourth quarter of 2026 and will result in a laboratory demonstrator for Sirius EDGE. The technology is designed for both civilian and security-related missions and supports AAC Clyde Space's strategy to deliver efficient space-based data services. Sirius EDGE offers low energy consumption, making advanced processing accessible to small satellites, and integrates with Spacemetric's Bluestone software for handling image data. AAC Clyde Space is headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, with operations in the UK, Netherlands, South Africa, and the USA. Its shares are traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space AB has acknowledged the latest update from EUMETSAT's Council, which confirms that the EPS-Sterna meteorological satellite program has received support from 29 out of 30 Member States. The program will commence once 90% of its budget is committed, a milestone expected to be achieved by the end of the year. EPS-Sterna will consist of a constellation of six small satellites in polar orbit, providing frequent microwave observations of atmospheric conditions. The technology is based on the European Space Agency's Arctic Weather Satellite, launched in 2024. The first satellites are set to launch in 2029, with a total of 20 satellites planned for procurement over the program's duration to ensure continuous operations. ESA will manage the procurement for the space segment, with OHB Sweden as the primary contractor, while AAC Clyde Space will supply components through ESA's procurement processes. The core instrument is an advanced microwave radiometer from AAC Clyde Space's subsidiary, AAC Omnisys. The program is expected to deliver significant economic value and improve weather forecasting accuracy. AAC Clyde Space's CEO, Luis Gomes, expressed support for the program's progress.