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LSE takes part in the CABSAT MENA event, Dubai, 2-4 March 2010
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LSE will take part in the next CABSAT MENA event in Dubai (UAE) on 2-4 March 2010, Zabeel Hall, booth number
ZS22. We are looking forward to presenting our space engineering services and to meeting current and potential
customers and partners.
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LSE acquires Aurora Technology B.V.
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As the year 2010 starts, Tony Lancaster and Frank Niehaus are pleased to announce that LSE has purchased the Dutch company Aurora Technology B.V with effect from 1st January 2010. Aurora provides space science and engineering services to ESA, both at ESTEC in Holland and ESAC in Spain. Aurora is a company very similar to LSE both from a cultural and also a structural perspective. In the past two years, LSE and Aurora have built an excellent working relationship which led to this merger. We are very much looking forward to utilising this synergy to expand our business.
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Established in 1990 as a consultancy, LSE currently provides a wide range of services to the Space Systems market. The company has traded successfully since this time, and has specialised in the area of Ground System design and Spacecraft Engineering & Operations.
Initially set up to address Ground Systems implementations, LSE has since expanded as a multi-national team of consultants ready to provide support services in almost any aspect of state-of-the-art spacecraft operations.
LSE has established a reputation in the space market for its expertise, reliability and integrity and is constantly looking for new challenges in this field.
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