York Space Systems to Acquire ALL.SPACE for $355M

York Space Systems ($YSS) plans to acquire terminal manufacturer ALL.SPACE for $355M, according to paperwork filed with the SEC yesterday. The cash-and-stock deal will leave ALL.SPACE as an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary. York expects to: Pay approximately $155M in cash; Hand over up to 5.9M newly issued shares. Inorganic material: The acquisition comes hot on the heels of York’s March acquisition of Orbion Space Technology, a MI-based manufacturer of Hall-effect electric propulsion systems. While the Orbion acquisition was billed as a play to bolster York’s supply chain—bringing propulsion tech York was already using in-house—the ALL.SPACE acquisition is all about growing York’s offering. “ALL.SPACE expands us into new domains and mission sets with resilient, multi-domain communications,” York CEO Dirk Wallinger told Payload via email. “Together, [both acquisitions] strengthen our ability to deliver more capable systems while continuing to scale each business independently.” York hopes the combined tech will increase its exposure to “high-growth adjacent markets,” namely comms and multi-domain military use cases. That strategy is further bolstered by York’s 2025 acquisition of ATLAS Space Operations, a MI-based operator of a global ground antenna network.  “By integrating ground infrastructure—enabled through the ATLAS acquisition—with York’s space-based constellation networks to connect land, sea, and air, York delivers a turnkey, assured global connectivity ecosystem for militaries and commercial markets worldwide,” Wallinger said.  Money matters: Investors aren’t taking to the strategy just yet. York’s stock closed down 8.4% yesterday following the announcement, and the stock is trading below its IPO price of $34. Related Stories Equities Space Markets Emerges From Stealth With Coinbase Ventures Investment People already trade on future markets for everything from oil, to corn, to gold. Space Markets is asking: Why not space? Business • LEO • Technology Aitech Upgrades its Space Supercomputer By integrating NVIDIA’s IGX Thor platform into the S-A2300 COTS AI Supercomputer, Aitech officials say the company is drastically expanding customers’ ability to process data in orbit. EO • Equities • Military Satellogic Lands $18M+ Defense-Monitoring Contract The contract marks the company’s first large agreement since it made that strategic shift to persistent-monitoring capabilities. Business SpaceX Reveals Financial Data Ahead of IPO SpaceX generated $18.67B in revenue in 2025, according to paperwork filed today with the Securities and Exchange Commission ahead of the company’s IPO, expected next month. More Stories Pro Orbital Data Center Competitive Landscape Max Puhalevich April 30, 2026 April 30, 2026 Share Twitter Linkedin Facebook Copy Email This content is restricted to subscribers The post Orbital Data Center Competitive Landscape appeared first on Payload Pro . Keep reading Load More