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Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: BREZ) has announced a merger with TV Ammo, Inc., aiming to disrupt the ammunition industry using advanced composite materials. Post-transaction, the combined entity is projected to have an enterprise value of approximately $1.2 billion, with $76.8 million in cash. The merger, expected to conclude in Q1 2023, includes a strategic partnership with Bass Pro Shops, allowing distribution across 127 locations. This collaboration aims to enhance market exposure and create a subscription service for customers.
Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: BREZ) and D-Orbit S.p.A. have mutually terminated their merger agreement, effective immediately, due to changing financial market conditions. Breeze's CEO, J. Douglas Ramsey, emphasized that the decision is in the best interest of both parties' shareholders. Despite this setback, D-Orbit remains optimistic about its growth, having made significant advancements in its operations, including securing 11 additional launch slots with SpaceX and expanding its customer base globally.
D-Orbit has signed a contract with Astrocast to launch and deploy 20 satellites over three years as part of Astrocast's IoT constellation. The first launch is set for November 2022 using SpaceX’s Falcon 9, deploying four 3U satellites into Sun Synchronous Orbit. This partnership is seen as a vital step in enhancing the capabilities of both companies in the space logistics and IoT sectors. D-Orbit's ION Satellite Carrier will manage the launches, expected to strengthen Astrocast’s low-latency nanosatellite network, improving communication for various industries.
D-Orbit, a leader in space logistics, has signed a contract with Kepler Communications for the launch of two 6U telecom satellites, part of Kepler's expanding constellation. The launch is set for the first quarter of 2023, with the satellites to be deployed in a 500-600 km Sun Synchronous Orbit. This partnership aims to enhance inter-satellite communication and improve data transmission for future missions. D-Orbit continues its trajectory towards a proposed business combination with Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: BREZ), further solidifying its market position.
D-Orbit has signed a launch contract with Isar Aerospace to utilize their Spectrum launcher for its ION Satellite Carrier. This collaboration aims to enhance D-Orbit's capacity for last-mile space transportation and in-orbit demonstrations of third-party payloads, addressing the rising demand in the space logistics market. D-Orbit has already successfully launched six ION carriers and plans 13 more flights in 2023, increasing its orbital fleet to 22 spacecraft. The company is also in the process of going public through a merger with Breeze Holdings Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: BREZ).
D-Orbit has secured a €1,950,343 (about $2 million) contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) under the BOOST program, which supports commercial space transportation. This funding, which covers 80% of the project costs, aims to enhance the production system for D-Orbit's ION Satellite Carrier by implementing lean manufacturing principles. D-Orbit has successfully completed six missions since September 2020 and plans three more for 2022, with 13 scheduled for 2023. The program is set to last 12 months, following a kick-off meeting on May 5, 2022.
D-Orbit has secured 11 launch ports for its ION Satellite Carrier on SpaceX missions in 2023, aligning with its plan to launch 13 IONs this year. This move aims to meet the growing demand for last-mile space transportation and in-orbit testing services. D-Orbit has a successful track record with six IONs launched since September 2020, with more scheduled. The company emphasizes its commitment to expanding its services in the space logistics market, becoming the first certified B-Corp space company globally, and aims to enhance operational efficiencies and reduce costs for satellite deployments.
D-Orbit successfully launched its sixth commercial mission, Infinite Blue, aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-5 on May 25, 2022. The mission deployed ION Satellite Carrier into a 525-kilometer Sun Synchronous Orbit, enhancing D-Orbit's capabilities in space logistics. This mission highlights D-Orbit's growth, having transported over 80 payloads since its first launch in 2020. The company aims to ramp up its launch schedule further, with three additional missions planned for 2022, reinforcing its position as a leader in space logistics.
D-Orbit has partnered with Astralintu Space Technologies to enhance its presence in Latin America and the Caribbean. This collaboration aims to leverage Astralintu's logistics capabilities to expand D-Orbit's commercial outreach.
Renato Panesi from D-Orbit highlighted the strategic importance of this agreement for global expansion. The partnership will integrate Astralintu's S-band ground station into D-Orbit's mission control network, improving operational capabilities and fostering growth in the emerging space economy of the region.
D-Orbit announced the successful completion of its fifth mission, Spacelust, deploying small satellites for Kleos Space. The orbital transfer vehicle, ION Satellite Carrier, achieved a significant milestone by performing a RAAN shift maneuver—a first for an OTV. This maneuver expedited the deployment of Kleos' satellite constellation by several months. Spacelust began on April 1, 2022, with the launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, and the deployment phase completed on May 9, 2022. The company has four more upcoming missions scheduled for 2022.