$YSS Ships T1TL Satellites to Launch Site – Major Indirect Win for
$SIVE
Great news for York Space Systems, yesterday they announced the initial shipment of their second production lot of T1TL spacecraft to the launch site.
More than 20 York-built satellites are scheduled to launch this summer on a dedicated SpaceX Falcon 9.
While the headlines focus entirely on York, smart money is looking at the hidden supply chain winner is
$SIVE.
Earlier this year, York Space Systems expanded its vertical integration by acquiring
ALL.SPACE, a leader in next-generation multi-orbit ground terminals.
Sivers Semiconductors is the single-source, exclusive supplier of critical Ka-band mmWave chips embedded inside
ALL.SPACE's revolutionary Hydra terminals.
As York rapidly deploys its massive Tranche 1 Transport Layer (T1TL) satellite constellation for the U.S. Space Development Agency, the demand for high-performance ground infrastructure scales in lockstep.
More operational satellites in orbit directly dictate the mass deployment of
ALL.SPACE ground stations.
York’s flawless execution and strong defense contract revenue guarantee the financial backing needed to rapidly accelerate the production ramp-up of
ALL.SPACE terminals.
Every satellite York sends into orbit strengthens the ecosystem for
ALL.SPACE ground terminals.
Since
$SIVE hardware is hardcoded into these terminal architectures for U.S. defense applications, York's blockbuster summer launch is highly bullish for Sivers' long-term Satcom revenue pipeline.