GTD wins contract with Andoya Spaceport to develop the complete ground segment systems for the future international microlaunchers launchpad

Norwegian government authorizes NOK 365 million investment million in funding to build the Andøya Spaceport. The base will be fully operational from 2025. The Andøya Space Center, which is 90 percent owned by the state and 10 percent by Kongsberg Defense & Aerospace. Andøya can benefit from its geographical location, infrastructure and expertise, but will face competition from similar projects in the UK, Portugal and Sweden. "This is a huge lift for us as a company and an important establishment for the nation," says Andøya Spaceport Director Odd Roger Enoksen. But it's still a race. It is important to be first. It works very well in other countries, especially in Scotland. Signature of Memorandum between Andoya Space Center (M. Enoksen, with GTD’s president M. Ramirez).