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SpaceOps expands ground station operations in New Zealand with ESA funding

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SpaceOps is expanding its ground station operations, with sites located near Invercargill and Auckland. The company is building a new $4.55 million headquarters at its southern site, and it currently employs 11 staff across its locations. Work at the Awarua site, near Invercargill, began in 2004 following a €200,000 injection from the European Space Agency.

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SpaceOps' core business involves hosting antennas for clients connecting to spacecraft in low-earth orbit, including Lockheed Martin. The company expects to turn over about $5 million this year alone, reflecting its role in the global aerospace industry.

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