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Canada rocket company
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More than 16,000 satellites are in orbit today, with as many 100,000 planned by 2030.
The question is: who flies them?
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Most of the world's launch capacity is not for sale
The majority is captive, flown by launch providers lifting their own constellations.
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>12,500kg to SSO
The launch capacity necessary for true sovereign capability.
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0 sovereign capability today
Canada builds world-class satellites and sends every one of them abroad to reach orbit.
Meet R-2, a reusable medium-lift launch vehicle capable of +12,500kg to sun-synchronous orbit.
R-2
Medium Lift
engines
9 × E-1
fuel
Methalox
Engine Cycle
Gas Generator
E1 THruST
725kN+
Over $22.5m raised within the first 8 months of incorporation.
Backed by tier 1 VC firms and the Department of National Defence.
capital partners
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Over 150 years of orbital launch experience from SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, ArianeGroup and more.
Join Our Team
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CEO
Hugh Kolias
CTO
David Tenny
CFO
Daniel McCombe
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Head, Infrastructure
Mel Holmes
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Head, Turbomachinery
Cheikh Abed
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Propulsion Program Manager
Tim Hui
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Head, GNC
Jeff Hemingway
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Head, Avionics
Eric Kupp
Turbomachinery Designer
Kamal Lal
Principle Structures Engineer
Vladyslav Kyrpa
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Propulsion
Matteo Di Flaviano
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Head, Missions & Architecture
Jared Bottoms
Sr Avionics Hardware Test Engineer
Andrew Litt
Propulsion Engineer
Joel Godard
Test Engineer
Nian Wang
Propulsion Engineer
Jordan Birley
Advised by
Doug Sinclair
Mina Mitry
Alain Berinstain
An engineering team shaped by every major global launch program, assembled in Canada.
