Agreement Between RADMOR and SpaceForest – A Step Towards Poland’s Sovereignty in Space Technologies
Two innovative companies from Gdynia, RADMOR (a member of GRUPA WB) and SpaceForest, have signed a cooperation agreement that marks a new chapter in the development of national space technologies. The partnership focuses on advancing satellite platforms, sensors, communication systems and Polish cryptographic solutions.
The agreement was signed by representatives of both companies: RADMOR was represented by President Bartłomiej Zając and Vice President Gracjan Jakubowski, while SpaceForest was represented by President Robert Magiera, along with Vice Presidents Andrzej Magiera and Jerzy J. Michalski.
A New Step Towards National Technological Sovereignty
– RADMOR and SpaceForest have taken another step towards ensuring Poland’s national sovereignty in the field of space technologies. This includes rocket solutions for launching satellite platforms into Earth’s orbit. The agreement is a significant stage in the development of the Space Technology Center of GRUPA WB, said Bartłomiej Zając, President of RADMOR.
Robert Magiera, President of SpaceForest, highlighted the shared vision:
“Innovation drives our passion for exploring space. Our team combines science and technology to push the boundaries of what’s possible. We believe Poland’s future in space begins here and now.“
He also emphasized that 2025 will be a pivotal year for SpaceForest as it enters the commercialization phase of its PERUN rocket system, develops SAR radars, frequency generators for satellite systems and microwave filter technologies.
Scope of Cooperation
The signed agreement encompasses a wide range of activities:
- development of satellite platforms and sensors,
- creation of devices and software for satellite operations,
- ensuring secure communication with satellites and ground control stations,
- building national cryptographic systems for satellite telecommunications.
SpaceForest and GRUPA WB – Leaders of Innovation
SpaceForest is a Polish company with nearly 20 years of experience in developing advanced electronic and space technologies. It specializes in producing radars, devices for satellite systems, rocket technologies and high-frequency filters.
GRUPA WB, a global leader in battlefield management systems, communication, and defense solutions, employs over 2,000 people. As one of the world’s largest producers of unmanned systems, it plays a vital role in advancing Polish technological innovation.