Tomek Hill@skowihx
Space warfare is not a 2030s problem anymore, it's coming sooner than expected.
Former Rheinmetall International CEO and current $EOS.AX CEO just said:
"We see a significant speed-up in the anti-satellite warfare"
This is coming from someone who:
- Was CEO of Rheinmetall International (a now $65B company)
- Understands European military procurement from the inside
- Leads one of the few public companies in laser defense, counter-drone systems, and space-domain awareness
They were expecting that space warfare comes into play towards the end of the decade, but are seeing that it comes much earlier than expected.
$EOS.AX has positioned themselves accordingly. With their ATLAS family (ground-based anti-satellite weapon), they'll be a unique supplier of space warfare defense in the world.
New systems for space warfare are also likely in development, in an interview with the CEO on May 27th 2026, he said:
"We will announce next year and show to the market new systems which are ground breaking and disruptive"
I could write a whole article on how important space presence is during warfare, but in one sentence:
Without satellites, an army will be slow/blind, giving the army with satellites an extreme upper-hand, making control of space one of the core pillars of modern and future warfare. $EOS.AX is at the forefront of space-control technology.
The recent interview with Andreas Schwer: eos-aus.com/news/eos-rocke…
