AAC Clyde Space's largest shareholder, Bonnier Capital, has exercised previously issued warrants, subscribing for additional shares and providing the company with gross proceeds of SEK 40 million. This action completes the strategic investment announced in December 2025. The subscription price was SEK 105.58 per share, and Bonnier Capital's ownership in AAC Clyde Space will now be approximately 19.2%. The transaction increases the number of shares from 7,794,430 to 8,173,289, resulting in a 4.6% dilution. Bonnier Capital's CEO, Carl Backman, expressed confidence in AAC Clyde Space's long-term potential, while AAC Clyde Space's CEO, Luis Gomes, welcomed the increased investment. AAC Clyde Space provides small satellite technologies and services and is headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, with operations in several countries. Its shares are traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space has secured a new credit facility with Swedbank, providing up to SEK 80 million to support its growth and investment plans. The facility will be available for drawdown in 2027, with repayments starting in the first quarter of 2028 over three years. The company is experiencing increasing demand for space-based data and intelligence, which aligns with its established market position and ongoing projects. In the first half of 2026, AAC Clyde Space launched two new satellites, increasing its constellation to ten, with four more satellites in production for launch next year. The Swedbank facility will help accelerate investments and expand satellite capacity. CEO Luis Gomes highlighted the facility's role in enabling the company to capitalize on strong commercial opportunities. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Sweden, provides 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's subsidiary, Spacemetric, has secured an order worth approximately SEK 7 million from a NATO country's defense force. The order involves delivering Spacemetric's Keystone server software, which is used for precision correction of high-resolution satellite data, with deliveries starting in the fourth quarter of 2026. The agreement also includes options for additional orders up to SEK 8 million. Spacemetric specializes in software for managing and processing geospatial imagery and sensor data, and its Keystone technology is known for low-latency processing of satellite data, aiding situational awareness and decision-making. Spacemetric has a history of supporting security and defense clients and has contributed to various projects, including NATO's Federated Mission Networking and the European Defence Industrial Development Programme. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Sweden, provides small satellite technologies and services and is publicly traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space has secured an order worth EUR 824,000 (around SEK 9.1 million) from a Dutch aerospace company for power systems and onboard subsystems, with deliveries expected between early and late 2027. These systems will be part of an advanced spacecraft technology demonstration program, requiring reliable, flight-proven subsystems for various spacecraft functions. The main components of the order include the Starbuck-MINI Power Conditioning and Distribution Unit and the Sirius Data Handling System from AAC Clyde Space's Uppsala site, alongside navigation and communication products from its facilities in the USA and South Africa. This order highlights the company's extensive product portfolio and its support for new applications in orbit. AAC Clyde Space specializes in small satellite technologies and services, offering solutions that transform space-based data into practical applications across various sectors. The company is headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, with operations in several countries, and its shares are traded on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space AB has finalized the second tranche of a directed share issue to Bonnier Capital, raising SEK 49.7 million before transaction costs through the issuance of 590,228 new shares at SEK 84.13 each. This makes Bonnier Capital the largest shareholder with approximately 15.3% of shares and votes. The investment, part of a strategic plan announced in December 2025, included two tranches of shares and warrants that could yield an additional SEK 40 million if fully exercised by the end of 2026. The second tranche was approved after receiving necessary regulatory approvals. AAC Clyde Space specializes in small satellite technologies and services, operating in multiple countries and trading on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market and the US OTCQX Market.

AAC Clyde Space has secured a EUR 2.0 million order from the European Space Agency (ESA) to develop an airborne microwave radiometer instrument for future satellite altimetry missions, with revenue from the project to be recognized over 24 months. The project, led by AAC Omnisys, involves international partners and aims to enhance the accuracy of sea level and ocean measurements by addressing atmospheric interference. This initiative builds on AAC Clyde Space's expertise in microwave radiometry, previously demonstrated in weather satellite projects. The company, headquartered in Sweden and operating in multiple countries, provides satellite technologies and services for various applications, including climate monitoring and maritime safety.

AAC Clyde Space has successfully demonstrated the imaging capabilities of its VIREON™-1 Earth Observation satellite by achieving "first light" in orbit. The satellite has completed planned image acquisitions, and the data has been successfully downlinked to Earth. This milestone is significant for the VIREON™ constellation, confirming its ability to acquire and deliver imagery from orbit. The data will aid in payload calibration and development of the data processing chain before the release of processed imagery. VIREON™ is designed to provide detailed, frequent, and large-scale operational monitoring data to inform decision-making in areas such as agriculture, forestry, and environmental management. The constellation is still in the commissioning phase, focusing on calibrating the imaging payload and refining the data processing chain, with revenue service expected in Q3. The VIREON™ project is part of the xSPANCION programme, co-funded by the UK Space Agency and the European Space Agency. AAC Clyde Space, headquartered in Sweden, provides small satellite technologies and services for various applications, including weather monitoring and maritime safety.

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.