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• ArianeGroup Appoints Safran’s Christophe Bruneau as Next CEO European Spaceflight · 20 Jan 2026 ArianeGroup, jointly owned by Airbus and Safran, has announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Christophe Bruneau as CEO, succeeding Martin Sion, who has held the role since April 2023. Bruneau joins ArianeGrou...
• ESA deploys new fully European ground-based atomic clock ESA · 7 Sep 2025 As part of an effort coordinated by the European Space Agency (ESA), Safran has released the first ultra-precise active hydrogen maser technology, entirely developed and designed in Europe.
• Safran Electronics & Defense to Establish New Satellite Electric Propulsion Production Line in Colorado The Launch Pad · 9 Aug 2024 Safran Electronics & Defense to Establish New Satellite Electric Propulsion Production Line in Colorado
• Safran to open electric thruster production line in U.S. SpaceNews · 6 Aug 2024 Safran Electronics & Defense will establish a new production line for satellite electric propulsion systems in the United States to serve commercial and U.S. government customers.
• Safran, Terran Orbital to explore joint production of satellite propulsion systems SpaceNews · 23 Jun 2023 Satellite manufacturer Terran Orbital has signed an agreement with French aerospace giant Safran to explore U.S.-based production of satellite propulsion systems.
• Vyoma raises $9 million for debris-monitoring satellites SpaceNews · 21 Jun 2023 German startup Vyoma said June 20 it has raised 8.5 million euros ($9.3 million) to develop space debris-monitoring satellites from investors that include French aerospace giant Safran, which will help develop the conste...
• Safran buys Syrlinks space-based radio frequency business SpaceNews · 7 Nov 2022 French aerospace giant Safran said Nov. 4 it is extending its ground communications expertise to space by acquiring Syrlinks, which manufactures satellite radio-frequency equipment.