Maxar Technologies

American space technology company

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March 2025 Maxar Technologies decided to limit Ukraine's access to its satellite imagery.
2024 Launched WorldView Legion, a fleet of six high-performing satellites designed to provide near-time insights for rapidly changing areas on Earth.
September 2023 Maxar was restructured into two business units: Maxar Space Systems (based in California, led by CEO Chris Johnson) and Maxar Intelligence (based in Colorado, led by CEO Dan Smoot).
May 2023 Maxar Technologies was acquired by private equity firm Advent International in an all-cash transaction valued at $6.4 billion, marking a significant transition for the company.
2022 Announced to be taken private through an acquisition led by Advent International in a cash deal worth $6.4 billion.
2022 Maxar published several satellite images that documented a Russian military convoy during its invasion of Ukraine.
April 8 2020 The sale of MDA to Northern Private Capital was officially closed, returning MDA to a separate operating company named MDA Ltd., which later listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
2019 Completed U.S. domestication, with the parent company incorporated in the state of Delaware.
December 30 2019 Maxar announced a definitive agreement to sell MDA's assets to a consortium of financial sponsors led by Northern Private Capital for US$765 million, including all of MDA's Canadian businesses.
May 2019 Maxar was selected by NASA as the provider of the power and propulsion element for the Lunar Gateway project.
April 2019 The company restructured its debts after receiving an insurance payment that covered only a fifth of the WorldView-4 satellite's total launch cost.
January 2019 Maxar lost its relatively new WorldView-4 satellite, which significantly impacted the company's market capitalization, dropping from $3 billion to $0.3 billion in half a year.
September 2018 In Q3, Maxar experienced financial challenges with revenue and adjusted profit missing estimates due to a decline in its satellite manufacturing segment for geosynchronous Earth orbit communications.
October 5 2017 DigitalGlobe and MDA Holdings Company merged to form Maxar Technologies, establishing the company as a significant space technology enterprise.
2012 Acquired Space Systems/Loral for US$875 million, positioning MDA as one of the world's leading communication satellite companies.

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